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N O RTH GL A S GOW COLLEGE PROSPECTUS 2010/11
Introductory Skills
Holiday Representatives & Flight Staff
SCQF Level 4
DESCRIPTION
A one year course designed to prepare candidates for work, or further study in Travel and Tourism.
CONTENT
Personal Presentation | Customer Care | Holiday Issues | Holiday Planning | Holiday Destinations | Computer Applications | Numeracy | Communication | Selling Skills | Spanish.
QUALIFICATIONS & PROGRESSION
Flight Attendants’ Certificate, Holiday Representative Certificate
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
None
QUALIFICATIONS & PROGRESSION
Successful completion of this course will allow automatic access to NQ Travel and Tourism.
CONTACT
Information Centre: 0141 558 9001 Email:
infocentre@north-gla.ac.uk
National Qualification
Travel & Tourism
SCQF Level 4 – 6
DESCRIPTION
This one year, full-time course is designed for learners who wish to pursue a career in the travel and tourism industry.
CONTENT
Travel Geography | Package Holiday | Information Technology | Travel Agency Competence | Air Travel | Marketing | Communication.
STUDY TOUR
This course incorporates a European Study Tour.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
3 Standard Grade passes at General level or above.
QUALIFICATIONS & PROGRESSION
A group of SQA Units. Learners may progress to the first year of HND Travel and Tourism. Employment prospects are to be found in a variety of occupations.
CONTACT
Information Centre: 0141 558 9001 Email:
infocentre@north-gla.ac.uk
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