Why study these subjects?
You want to work in an area within the leisure, travel and tourism industry. Perhaps you want to be a holiday rep, cabin crew, work your way to management or continue studying this area to a higher level? These subjects all allow progression to the work place or to further study.

Students who choose the AS/A Level will study this subject alongside a range of AS Levels or GCSEs over two years. The National Certificate Level 3 course runs for one year.

Travel and Tourism AS and A Level

What is the course content and how is it assessed?

AS Level
You will take a course in which you must complete 3 mandatory units:

• Introducing Travel & Tourism. Assessed by an examination.
• Customer Service in Travel & Tourism. Assessed by a portfolio of work.
• Travel Destinations alos assessed by a portfolio of work.

A Level
You must complete a further 3 units:

• Tourism Development. This is assessed by an examination.
• Event Management. Assessed by a portfolio of work.
• An optional unit, one from a choice of 4 possible.

The examination is based on a case study which you are given in advance of the examination itself. All three units carry the same marks.

What are the entry requirements?
The general entry requirements for studying at Advanced level apply, and a minimum of grade C in English GCSE is preferred.

What are the entry requirements?
The general entry requirements for studying at Advanced level apply, and a minimum of grade C in English is preferred.

Where will these courses lead me?
Successful completion of Advanced Travel & Tourism and Level 3 provides an excellent foundation for employment in one of the many areas of the Travel and Tourism industries. Successful completion will also allow you to progress into degree level work in Further or Higher Education.

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