Travel and Tourism AS Level Applied

Travel and Tourism AS Level Applied
This course will give you an introduction to the dynamic world of travel and tourism industry.

What does the course involve?
You will enjoy this course if you would like to develop an appreciation of the diversity and complexity of the travel and tourism industry.

You will gain, through simulations, practical and technical skills relevant to the travel and tourism industry, and an understanding of the issues that are affecting the travel and tourism industry.

What will I study?
In unit 1 you will investigate the travel and tourism industry, unit 2 identifies the importance of customer service and in unit 3 you will study Europe as a travel destination.

How is the course assessed?

• Examination at the end of the course
• Coursework

What other costs are there?
Supplementary Costs
Band A (£0 - £50)

Frequently Asked Questions
Is this qualification structured the same as other GCEs?
Yes, the qualification has an AS/A2 structure. You sit one examination at the end of the course and 2 units are based on coursework.
Exam Board = EDEXCEL

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Entry Requirements

You will need grade C in FIVE of the following (inc. short GCSEs) : English Language or Literature/Humanities (History,Geography,RS,Sociology,Psychology)/Business/Science (Core and Additional OR triple)/Maths/Foreign Language - If that does not include GCSE English Language, you must take this course at college and achieve a C to progress to A2.
You must achieve a grade C in any GCSE taken which is directly related to this AS level unless a higher grade is specified.