Grade 9-4 in English and four or more GCSEs at grades 9-4 or A* – C.
The Travel & Tourism (Triple Award) is a two-year course designed for students who want an in-depth understanding of the travel and tourism industry. This course provides a broad and comprehensive foundation, equipping students with practical knowledge and skills to succeed in the sector. A key component of the course is work placement, allowing students to gain real-world experience and develop professional expertise.
This course represents a full timetable in Travel and Tourism in year 1, but a useful subject to study alongside in year 2 could be Cabin Crew.
The Level 3 Triple Award aims to develop and practice the skills required for employment, with a work placement being an integral part of the course.
Topics Include:
A variety of learning approaches are used in the department to maximise learning and enjoyment. In class, students will work individually, in small groups, and as a class. The main learning for the internally assessed units will involve students carrying out research into a range of case studies within the travel and tourism industry.
Click here for link to Exam Board specification for Travel & Tourism Level 3
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Transferable Skills:
The travel and tourism industry is a key contributor to the global economy, providing employment opportunities and promoting cultural exchange. Through this course, students gain hands-on experience and knowledge of sustainable tourism, customer service excellence, and international travel operations. This prepares them to make a positive impact in the industry and contribute to its ongoing development.
Completing the Travel & Tourism (Triple Award) – Level 3 opens up numerous pathways for further education and career opportunities, including:
Further Education:
Career Opportunities:
This course provides an excellent opportunity for students to gain in-depth knowledge and skills, preparing them for exciting careers in travel and tourism or further academic study.
For more information contact:
Melanie LockheartPosition: Director of Curriculum for Humanities, Travel and Tourism & Modern Languages