HNC in Travel and Tourism Management: Site The RoundHouse

Course Content: On On the HNC in Travel and Tourism Management programme you will cover a wide range of subjects, from the management and advertising aspects of travel and tourism to the economic and financial impacts and constraints of the sector. Modules include: The Travel and Tourism Sector Finance and Funding in the Travel and Tourism Sector Marketing in Travel and Tourism Contemporary Issues in Travel and Tourism Tourist Destinations Visitor Attractions Management Work-based Experience Personal and Professional Development How will I be assessed? While on the programme, you will be assessed using a variety of methods: assignments, reports, individual presentations, group presentations, learner-led seminars, group projects, interactive displays, case studies, blogs and a portfolio that shows your personal and professional development. On the course you will develop and be assessed on your academic writing and research skills, your teamwork and communications skills, presentation skills and IT skills among many more. All of these skills are essential in the travel and tourism industry. All assessment methods have been designed to focus on skills specific to the industry while incorporating personal and professional skills. Are there any additional costs or specialist equipment required? You will need to have access to a computer with Microsoft Office software (this software can be accessed for free as you are a student at Derby College). You will also need general stationery including a memory stick. The trips within this course are not compulsory but are highly recommended to enhance your learning experience. You will have the opportunity to go on an overnight visit to London, where you will experience different visitor attractions within the area and experience first-hand why visitors come to the city. The cost of this trip will not exceed £175. Other visits will include day trips around Derbyshire to introduce you to what our area has to offer in tourist attractions. You will be given a minimum of eight weeks’ advanced notice about any trips taking place that you may wish to take part in, including costs. What can I do after this course? Successful completion of this programme can provide opportunities to progress within a wide range of travel and tourism related industries including working in the aviation industry and with tour operators, cruise ships, hotels and visitor attractions. Other employment opportunities could include working in event management, marketing or even logistics. This course can also lead to further study, including the Level 5 HND programme in Travel and Tourism Management.