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Courses in Brief

Diploma Courses Duration
DC 1 – Diploma in Travel & Tourism Operations 9 Months
DC 2 – IATA/UFTAA Foundation Diploma in Travel & Tourism Months
DC 3 – Advanced Diploma in Travel & Tourism Management 4.5 Months
DC 4 – IATA/FIATA Cargo Introductory Diploma Course 4.5 Months
On The Job Training and Project Work 3 Months
All above courses are stand-alone courses. Courses 1-3 can be taken as a full package. On the Job Training (OJT) is a must for Courses 1, 3 and 4. For those who opt for full package of courses 1-3, OJT may be taken either with 1 or 3. Remarks
Certificate Courses Duration
CC 1 – English for Travel & Tourism Level 1 48 Hours
CC 2 – English for Travel & Tourism Level 2 48 Hours
CC 3 – Advanced English for Travel & tourism 80 Hours
CC 4 - Travel and Tourism Sales & Marketing 64 Hours
CC 5 - Global Distribution System – Sabre 64 Hours
CC 6 - Global Distribution System – Galileo 64 Hours
CC 7 - Global Distribution System – Amadeus 64 Hours
CC8 - Geography in Travel Planning 48 Hours
CC 9 - Tours and Accommodation 48 Hours
CC 10 - Air Fares & Ticketing 192 Hours
CC 11 - Travel Work Ethics 48 Hours
CC 12 - Airport Operations 48 Hours
CC 13 - Travel Accounting 48 Hours
CC 14 - An Introduction to Air Cargo 32 Hours
CC 15 – English for Cargo Handling 48 Hours

Course Objectives

Up on completion of Course 1, the participant will get a thorough knowledge in:

    1. History of world transport modes
    2. Travel Formalities
    3. The role of a Travel agent in Travel & tourism Business
    4. The Basics of travel geography.
    5. Technology in Travel & Tourism Operations.
    6. The proper documentations needed to travel internationally and how to obtain them.
    7. How the ground transportation system works including rail, cars, and bus tours.
    8. How hotels are rated, priced, as well as the difference between a hotel and a resort.
    9. Cruises – how to read and understand brochures, match the client to the proper ship, and explain the value of cruising.
    10. Various types of tours from escorted to independent.
    11. Travel & Tourism marketing.
    12. Basic formats used by the airlines to book flights, price tickets; build the Passenger Name Record (PNR) and issue tickets
    13. How to change or cancel PNRs.
    14. How to book cars and hotels in the computerized reservation system.
    15. Travel & Tourism English and professional communication with a focus on customer care.
    16. Sabre and Galileo Computerized Reservations and Ticketing Systems

     

    Upon completion of Course 2, the participants will get the basic knowledge in:

    1. Passenger Air Tariff
    2.  Journey Vs. Pricing Unit Concept
    3. Global indicators
    4. Fare selection Criteria
    5. Currency Rules
    6. Specified Routing
    7. One Way Through Fare Construction
    8. Return/Circle trip Fare Construction
    9. Add – ons
    10. Mixed Class Travel
    11. Credit Cards
    12. Taxes Fees and Charges
    13. Special fares
    14. Billing and Settlement Plan

    The Third Course will equip the participants with

  1. A complete knowledge of work ethics
  2. Advanced English for Tourism
  3. A knowledge in Airport operations
  4. Travel Accounting
  5. An introduction to Air Cargo
  6. Amadeus, the reservations and ticketing system

The Fourth Diploma's Objectives are

  1. Understand the major airports and airlines worldwide.
  2. Calculate duration of shipment using the International Time Calculator
  3. Locate major cities and countries on a map
  4. Make appropriate arrangements and reservations for international air cargo shipments
  5. Calculate correct rates and charges for general cargo and special cargo (specific commodity and class rates)
  6. Complete Air Waybills in accordance with applicable IATA rules and procedures
  7. Identify and recommend the best cargo rates to clients