HND Travel and Tourism

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Intermediate Level

Course overview:

The Travel and Tourism industry is one of the largest industries in the world and in some cases is vital for many countries and small island nations. It brings in large amounts of income through employment in the service industries associated with tourism. The BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Travel and Tourism is a specialist vocational programme lasting two years. It is an internationally recognised qualification, which provides a thorough grounding in the key concepts and practical skills required in travel and tourism management. Students will gain an understanding of marketing, management and sustainable tourism, among other things. As a highly practical course, pupils will apply the theories taught to real-world examples. The course is suitable for those working in the sector who wish to gain a formal level 5 qualification, in order to progress to a junior management role.

Why Barking & Dagenham College?

Barking and Dagenham College courses are taught to an extremely high standard and provide good value-for-money when compared to other educational establishments. This is achieved without compromising quality, with teaching taking place in exceptional facilities. As far as possible, our timetables are designed to fit in with student lifestyles and other commitments.

We are committed to providing a wide range of student services and support and advice on matters ranging from personal finance to exam concerns. Our academic advisors provide guidance to all our students, helping them prepare for their future lives and careers.

Course delivery mode:: Classroom Based
Study Hours:: 15 hours per week
Course Duration:: Two Years
Maximum Duration:: Two Years
Number of Exams:: 0.

Pricing:

Quoted Price	Exam Cost	Materials Cost	Software Cost	VAT Cost	P&P Cost	Total Cost	Membership Cost
£7,600.00	£0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£0.00	£7,600.00	£0.00
642,000	0	0	0	0	0	642,000	0

Note: Membership cost is not included in the total cost.

Key credentials

College name:: Barking & Dagenham College
Website:: http://www.barkingdagenhamcollege.ac.uk/
How many students are there in each year group?: NA
Can you buy this course online?: No.
Are there multiple payments options available?: No. 50% deposit, outstanding payment spread over course year
Discounts and Offers:: No
Is 'Refer a Friend' discount available?: No
Are there any additional, promotional benefits to this course?: None
What exemptions are available on completing this course?: NA
Are there any recommended follow-on courses?: NA

Course Syllabus

Compulsory units:

The travel and tourism sector
Finance and funding in the travel and tourism sector
The developing manager
Research project
Marketing in travel and tourism
Contemporary issues in travel and tourism
Sustainable tourism development
Legalisation and ethics in the travel and tourism sector

Optional units

Tourist destinations
Travel and tourism entrepeneurs
Special interest tourism
Resort management
Human resource management for service industries
Public relations and promotions in tourism management
Personal and professional development
Employability skills

Teaching Details

Is classroom attendence required?: Yes.
Where is the course delivered?: UK
Is tutor support available?: No.
Details of tutor availability:
Is One-on-One support available?: No.
Is exam preparation support given?: No.
Is there a pass guarantee?: No.
What is the average pass rate for this course?: 85%
Does the college have an online community?: No.
Total number of assignments to be completed:: 48
Total number of units/modules to be completed: 16
Total Study Hours:: 15 hours per week

Eligibility Criteria

BTEC National Diploma in Travel and Tourism. At least one "A" level. Applicants should also have have GCSE English and Maths at grades A, B, or C. Mature students with experience will also be considered.

Job Opportunities

The course is suitable for those working in the sectors who wish to gain a formal level 5 qualification in order to progress to supervisor or junior management level roles.