Free Level 3 Travel and Tourism Course in Beverley. Classes run at Bishop Burton College, full-time during the day. The course runs for one year and covers the travel and tourism industry from the ground up. You'll study topics ranging from UK visitor attractions and tour operations to the cruise industry, responsible tourism, and worldwide airlines. The programme includes guest speakers and off-site visits to bring industry to life. You'll also complete 30 hours of work experience. This is a strong route into a travel and tourism qualification that employers and universities recognise.
Who this course is for
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What you will learn
You'll explore how the UK travel and tourism industry is structured and how it operates.
You'll study travel and tourism destinations, including UK visitor attractions and international locations.
You'll learn how tour operations and travel agencies work day to day.
You'll examine resort representative roles and what the job involves in practice.
You'll investigate the cruise industry, business travel, and UK airports.
You'll look at responsible and eco-tourism and why it matters to the industry.
You'll develop customer service skills relevant to travel and hospitality roles.
You'll research real industry examples and apply theory to practical scenarios.
How you will learn
Classes run three days a week in the classroom. Teaching combines theory with industry research, guest speakers, and off-site visits. Assessment is internal, through written and practical assessments. You'll also complete 30 hours of work experience as part of the programme.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bishop Burton College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Travel agent, helping customers plan and book holidays
Travel consultant, advising on complex or specialist itineraries
Resort representative, supporting holidaymakers at their destination
Events manager, planning and coordinating events and experiences
Visitor attraction manager, running museums, parks, or heritage sites
Airline cabin crew, delivering in-flight customer service
Business development manager, growing sales for a travel company
Tour operations coordinator, managing packages and supplier relationships
What you could study next
A degree in Travel and Tourism, Hospitality Management, or Events Management. This is the most direct next step and the course is designed to prepare you for degree-level study.
A Level 4 or 5 Higher National Certificate or Diploma in Travel and Tourism or Business, if you want to progress without committing to a full degree straight away.
CIPD qualifications, if you move into a people management or HR role within the travel sector.
