TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

www.ukcbc.ac.ukHND IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT HND IN BUSINESS HND IN COMPUTING AND SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT HND IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE AAT. . . .

OF BUSINESS AND COMPUTING

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We are delighted to welcome you to the UK College of Business and Computing (UKCBC).

WELCOME TO UKCBC

We would like to assure you that upon arrival you will find our college environment both warm and friendly. Our administration team works closely with all the academic staff to provide excellent support and guid-ance throughout your time with us. We are well aware of the difficulties students face, and so we put a great deal of care into helping you choose your career.

Our courses are designed with careful consideration of your individual needs. In addition to the core units of the accredited programme you select, we provide one-to-one tutorials as well as English and professional development classes, if re-quired. We hope you are able to find a course that excites your interest, and we look forward to wel-coming you to our college.

We offer an inspiring academic journey with internation-ally recognised qualifications at a great price. Our modern campuses are just a short journey from central London by tube, and are equipped with spacious learning resources with views stretching far across London. You can choose from several academic programmes, delivered by an expe-rienced and qualified team, who take pride in their ability to meet the needs of students.

TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT (QCF)

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Studying the subject at UKCBC is very interesting, especially visit-ing different locations as part of the course. The trips have helped generate a huge interest towards the subject and I really enjoy my life at UKCBC.

Jenny Allen BTEC HND in Travel & Tourism Management

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Course Details

Pearson 500/8333/8 QCF Level 5

18 years + 2 Years 960 hrs

245 + February, May & September

Full-Time £ 12,000

Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND Diploma in TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT (QCF)

Travel and tourism remains one of the country’s most popular industries. The sector continues to welcome many able and confident candidates with various fun and fulfilling career opportunities. The BTEC HND in Travel and Tourism Management at UKCBC, is suitable for students planning a career in the travel and tourism industry.

*Eligible UK/EU students can access financial support from the Student Loans Company.

*Additional Awarding Body Registration Fees may apply.

Course OverviewThe course will provide participants with the right blend of knowledge and prac-tical skills, and set within a conducive learning environment.

The BTEC HND in Travel and Tourism Management is open to students looking to ad-vance their careers within the travel and tourism industry.

Awarding Body: Ofqual: Level: Age: Duration: Guided Learning Hours: Credits: Intake: Mode: Total Tution Fees:*

The teaching staff delivering the pro-gramme are qualified and experienced in the sector, enabling them to share their own experiences within the travel and tourism industry.

This course is designated by Student Finance England to be delivered at UKCBC, and students applying for this HND Course may be eligible for tuition funding. Call us today and speak with one of our representatives for further details.

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Course Entry Requirements

BTEC Level 3 qualification or 120 UCAS points (or 48 new UCAS points from Sept 2017)

GCE Advanced Level profile demonstrating strong performance in a relevant subject. This is likely to be supported by GCSE grades at A* to C

Other related Level 3 qualification

An Access to Higher Education Certificate

Related work experience Students who are non-native English speakers or who have not studied the final two years of school in English, can demonstrate capability in Englishat a standard commensurate to: IELTS 5.5, with a minimum of 5.0 being awarded on individual sections for a Level 4 or 5 qualification

GCE A to C OR LEVEL 3

WORK EXPERIENCE

The criteria for joining this course is as follows:

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MIN. 5.0 LEVEL 4 OR 5

LEVEL 3 OR 120 UCAS

Application ProcessSTEP 1. A pre-admission (enquiry) form to be submitted to gain one-to-one information, advice or guidance (IAG) about the course and the college.

STEP 2. An application form must be submitted with all necessary original documents that meet the course entry requirements.

Documents to Submit:• Valid ID Proof • 2 Passport Sized Photographs • All Educational Documents • Proof of Work Experience (for the category of mature learners)• Updated CV • Personal Statement • Proof of Address• UK Residency Status

STEP 3. An assessment interview and test will follow once the applica-tion form and necessary documents have been submitted.

STEP 4. A conditional place will be offered once the assessment outcome is positive and an unconditional place will be offered upon the fulfilment of all conditions as per the initial offer.

In any profession, possessing the necessary skills and academic qualifications may not always be enough to get ahead. With this HND in Travel and Tourism Management, you will gain the knowledge, skills and qualification you need to meet the expectations of the sector.

Over a period of two years, you will be expected to achieve at least 245 credits, studying a range of core and optional modules focusing on different disciplines within the travel and tourism industry. This course is delivered by experienced professionals who support you to reflect on industry visits and your own practical experiences.

Course Structure

Students may consider continuing their academic progression and pursuing a full honours degree. Many universities in the UK provide exemptions for the first or first two years of the three year graduate programme.

Where next?

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Useful Contacts

University of Bedfordshire.......................................................................www.beds.ac.uk University of Derby...................................................................................www.derby.ac.ukUniversity of West London.........................................................................www.uwl.ac.uk Staffordshire University............................................................................www.staffs.ac.uk

A selection of these are below:*

*Please note UKCBC is not in anyway connected to any of the above named institutions

Why study the BTEC HND in Travel & Tourism Management?

PEARSON BTEC LEVEL 5 HND DIPLOMA IN TRAVEL & TOURISM MANAGEMENT (QCF)

The BTEC HND Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management forms the basis of a successful ca-reer in the travel and tourism industry. As such, many students enter the workplace directly af-ter successful completion of the course.

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• Travel & Tourism Sector • Marketing in Travel & Tourism • Visitor Attraction Management• Heritage and Cultural Tourism Management

• Tourist Destinations• Contemporary issues in Travel & Tourism• Tour Operations Management• Finance and funding in Travel & Tourism

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Find your closest UKCBC Campus

For more information, visit: www.ukcbc.ac.uk

If you have any questions, contact: enquiries@ukcbc.ac.uk

East London Campus (Main Campus) Wentworth House, 350 Eastern Avenue, Gants Hill, London, IG2 6NW, United Kingdom.

Gants Hill Campus (East London Campus) Lords House, 466 Cranbrook Road, Gants Hill, London, IG2 6NW, United Kingdom.

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Holborn Campus (Central London Campus) Spectre House, 76-78 Red Lion Street, Holborn, London, WC1R 4NA, United Kingdom.

Cricklewood Campus (North West London Campus) Victory Park, 400 Edgware Road, Cricklewood,London, NW2 6ND, United Kingdom.

Park Royal Campus (West London Campus) Windermere House, Kendal Avenue, Park Royal, London, W3 0XA, United Kingdom.

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You can apply online or by downloading an application form and sending it to our main campus.

Benefit of Studying with UKCBC:

Experienced tutors

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Student Finance Available

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Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND Diploma in TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT (QCF)

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Pearson BTEC Level 5 HND Diploma in HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE (Management) (QCF)

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Published: March 2017