Certificate in International Travel, Tourism and Airline Studies

Course content Topics Include: Crown induction programme Study Skills Career goals and preparation Communication and customer service experiences Domestic Air Travel Foreign exchange Travel insurance New Zealand tourism industry Legislation Telephone sales Destination New Zealand Destination Australia Email & Internet Produce workplave documents by computer and process payments Computerised Reservations System (Amadeus) Travel administraion and accounts IATA world geography Domestic and international accommodation Consumer legislation Wholesale travel International air travel regulations Destination Pacific Islands Destination USA and Canada Coach and overland tours International cruises Sell tourism and travel products Construct and ticket airfares using IATA principles Cabin Crew Ticket online course Contiki course Industry guest speakers Educational Trip Introductory career options: 1. Flight attendant 2. Hospitality 3. Destination United Kingdom Optional: Blue Lagoon Cruises Programme Hong Kong Specialist Programme Hawaii Tourism Kuhina Programme Tiare Tahiti Specialist Programme Marriott Hotel Excellence Programme Course achievement Crown Certificate in International Travel, Tourism and Airline Studies Crown Certificate in Destination Australia Crown Certificate in International Air Travel IATA/UFTAA Level One Foundation Diploma (optional) (Internationally recognised) National Certificate in Tourism and Travel Core Skills Level 3 National Certificate in Travel Level 3 National Certificate in Travel Level 4 IATA International Fares and Ticketing Certificate (Internationally recognised) Amadeus Computerised Reservations Certificate (Internationally recognised) Contiki Certificate (Internationally recognised) Cabin Crew Ticket Diploma (Internationally recognised) Optional: Blue Lagoon Cruises Programme Hong Kong Specialist Programme Hawaii Tourism Kuhina Programme Tiare Tahiti Specialist Programme Marriott Hotel Excellence Programme Please ask for details of unit standards, levels and credits. Course length 42 weeks (3 terms of 14 weeks, plus two holiday breaks) Course dates 02 Feb 10 - 03 Dec 10, 17 May 10 - 06 May 11, 30 Aug 10 - 19 Aug 11 Course times 9.00 am - 3.30 pm (Monday - Friday) 25 hours per week Entry requirements You should be 16 years of age or over on the date you start your course. You may be required to sit the Crown entry test and attend a personal interview. If you have already completed unit standards in travel and tourism please provide us with evidence. We may be able to cross-credit these to your Crown course. Further study If you successfully complete this course you may wish to continue your studies and enrol on the Crown Diploma in Tourism (Management) or the New Zealand Diploma in Business Special note If you successfully complete this course you will have the option to cross credit your qualifications and gain the internationally recognised IATA/UFTAA Level One Foundation Diploma.