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Hospitality, Travel and Tourism: BTEC First Diploma
Hospitality, Travel and Tourism: BTEC National Certificate
Hospitality, Travel and Tourism: BTEC Introductory Diploma
This level 2 course gives you the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised, vocationally specific qualification. The course is equivalent to four GCSE grades A*-C.
Course details There are six coursework units, all of which need to be passed in order to gain the qualification.
How is it assessed? Each unit is assessed by the teacher. Some of the assessed work in each unit is moderated internally and externally. Regular feedback on assignments is given by teachers and the course tutor. All units are assignment based.
Course duration One year full-time.
What do I need to study this subject? You should have GCSE grades A*-D, preferably in English Language, or if progressing from a level 1 course, a Merit is the required qualification. A good record of attendance and punctuality is also necessary.
Where can this lead me? If students achieve a Merit they may apply for the next level course, or employment in travel and tourism-related industries.
What are the enrichment opportunities? Students visit a range of industries to give them the opportunity to apply theory in practical settings. These may include: visits to hotels, exhibitions, visitor attractions and airlines. We also have regular guest speakers in who update us on changes and developments in the industry.
This course is designed to provide a specialist work-related qualification in a range of sectors. It offers an engaging programme for those who are clear about the area of employment that they wish to enter. It is equivalent to two A levels.
Course details There are twelve units of study over two years. These include subjects such as marketing, holiday representatives, visitor attractions and customer service. There is also a work experience component.
All students will study IATA Level One: Airfares and Ticketing which is a unit on the course but will allow students to gain an extra qualification recognised by the industry.
Students will also get the opportunity to gain an NVQ in Spanish in the first year of the course.
How is it assessed? Each unit is assessed based on a range of specific outcomes. All units are assignment based. Work placements are assessed via supervisor reports and by your achievement of a level of professional competence whilst on placement.
Course duration Two years full-time.
What do I need to study this subject? You should have five GCSE grades A*-C including English Language or Merit at level 2, and a good record of attendance and punctuality.
Where can this lead me? The course can lead to employment in related industries or higher education, such as a degree course in tourism management, or related courses.
What are the enrichment opportunities? There are work experience placement opportunities and visits to a range of sectors including hotels, airlines and theme parks. Students can also participate on a residential study experience. A valid passport is required to attend the residential visit. In the final year of the BTEC National Certificate students will have the opportunity to gain a Cabin Crew qualification.
The level 1 BTEC Introductory Diploma in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism is designed to provide a broad, relevant and vocationally based introduction to the hospitality, travel and tourism sectors.
Course details There are eight units of study and students must achieve a pass on all units to pass the overall course. Students are required to complete ten days of work experience, and attend Key Skills Communication, Application of Number and IT.
How is it assessed? Each unit is assessed on a range of specific outcomes. All units are assignment based. Students are required to display practical evidence to match the criteria. Work placements are assessed via supervisor reports and by your achievement of a level of professional competence whilst on placement.
Course duration One year full-time.
What do I need to study this subject? You should demonstrate an interest in and commitment to hospitality, travel and tourism.
Where can this lead me? If students achieve a Merit they can apply for the next level course, or employment in hospitality or travel and tourism-related industries.
What are the enrichment opportunities? The department runs visits to a range of companies including visitor attractions, hotels, airlines and theme parks. We offer other vocationally relevant exercises in addition to work experience placements. It is also possible to gain a Level 2 Food Hygiene Certificate on this course. This qualification is recognised within the hospitality sector.
