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Travel & Tourism Business Management Co-op Diploma

Full-time (morning and afternoon classes 3 days per week)

104 weeks - 1866 hours - 24.4 months

52 weeks in class plus an equal amount of 933 hours of paid Co-op Work Experience

CTCis the only College in Western Canada to include the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) Foundation level curriculum in this tourism diploma. In addition to earning the Travel & Tourism Business Management Co-op Diploma from CTC, successful graduates may dual certify and earn the opportunity to proudly display the prestigious DTTF designation after their name, Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundation from IATA.

CTCis the only College in British Columbia that has 5 Star program endorsement from the Canadian Institute of Travel Counselors.

Canadian Tourism College is an IATA Authorized Training Centre.

The Travel & Tourism Business Management Co-op Diploma is a unique combination of English For Tourism, International Work Abroad training, Internet and computing Core certification (IC3), Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) certification, Travel & Tourism training with the highest level of program endorsement, a 5 Star rating from the Canadian Institute of Travel Counselors and a paid co-op work experience in a related tourism organization to apply new acquired skills.

By earning IC3 certification, students will have the only global, credible, portable world wide standard of digital literacy that employers can validate over the Internet. We have combined the world renowned Microsoft Office Specialist core and expert courses to provide students with a diverse skill set required in today’s marketplace. Employers now require employees who can work productively, who can combine automation seamlessly and can raise the level of professionalism in today’s workplace. Students will have the essential skills to conduct business effectively, and have the necessary foundation to further enhance productivity and marketability with other application-specific certifications.

CTC has added a unique set of soft skills training to further increase the student’s employability in the areas of conflict resolution, behavioral assessment, leading meetings, giving effective presentations and working productively in teams. This training has been designed to help students be prepared to discover as many employment opportunities as possible.

Whether students are interested in working locally or abroad, Canadian Tourism College is the first step in the right direction to making a tourism career happen.

In the information below, students will find a list of all the courses that are included in this two year training program.

English for Tourism

The tourism industry is continually growing. The need for skilled workers to fill these positions by employers continues to grow with the increasing demand of people who travel. It is important that those interested in a tourism career have a good basic understanding of the five sectors of the tourism industry. Due to the attraction of studying in Vancouver & Canada and because of the diversity in ethnic backgrounds, many students enrolling in tourism training programs have English as a Second Language. We have found that these students may be unfamiliar with Canadian culture, methods of instruction and the day-to-day interaction with Canadian students in a training institute like Canadian Tourism College.

The English for Tourism curriculum is designed to provide students with fundamental information on the tourism industry in Canada. The training will help students to become familiar with the teaching methods used in Canadian colleges in an adult learning environment.

The Tourism Industry

In the tourism industry course students will learn how to describe tourism, study the history of tourism by looking at important events that have shaped it, forecast the future of tourism by looking at potential employment opportunities that exist, research the number of people expected to travel, the type of trips they would prefer to take and define government roles in tourism by looking at national organizations, regulations and laws in Canada.

Business Skills

In the business skills course students will learn how to work in a business environment, be introduced to typical business machines such as business telephones, facsimile machines, photocopiers and computers. Students will practice methods common to a business office in tourism such as filing, banking and word processing. Students will learn to apply telephone etiquette skills preferred by Canadian businesses for day-to-day communication in a role-play environment.

Interpersonal Skills

In this course students will develop interpersonal skills that are used on a daily basis at Canadian Tourism College and can be used at other North American educational institutes. Students will learn about daily social and business interactions, learn how to deliver an oral and visual presentation, understand the roles of individuals participating in group discussions through role-play, investigate the etiquette and methods for organizing a social function, learn problem-solving methods, comprehend conflict resolution and gain an understanding of humour used as a method of communicating, handling stress and as entertainment in a Canadian learning environment.

Canadian Cultures

Students will identify the meaning of the word “culture”, recognize the individual aspects that make up Canadian culture, explore the beliefs of Canadian people based on their history, customs, traditions and ceremonies.

Students will explore the behaviour patterns of Canadians as influenced by their general way of life and heritages, explore Canadian life through observation and experience, learn to identify differences between cultures, learn to acknowledge cultural differences by examining the positives and negatives of alternative ways of dealing with life experiences, and to learn to perform day-to-day tasks in ways that are considered common in Canada.

Travel and Tourism

The Travel & Tourism curriculum combines the highest level of Travel & Tourism training in Canada with the internationally recognized certification in digital literacy.

This program will set students apart from the rest with the world’s first industry validated standards-based training and certification program for basic computing, Internet knowledge and skills by IC3 which is the only global, credible, portable, and worldwide standard for digital literacy.

For many tourism businesses and organizations, Microsoft Office skills are no longer a luxury, but an absolute necessity. Students seeking academic success and entry into the business world can meet this demand with Microsoft Office Specialist certification. This certification is a credential recognized by educators and tourism employers around the world.

Students will become more employable with a diverse set of skills that combine digital literacy and tourism. This training is designed for those wishing to enter the tourism industry and work with airlines, hotels, travel agencies, tour companies, cruise lines and an endless variety of positions in Tourism related businesses. This training will provide students with the current levels of knowledge and education demanded by today’s Tourism employers and with valuable skills transferable to many sectors and segments of the office environment.

Internet and Computing Core Certification (IC³)

This program is the world's first validated standards-based training and certification program for basic computing, Internet knowledge and skills. Successful completion of IC³ ensures students have the knowledge and skills required for basic use of computer hardware, software, networks, and the Internet. IC³ is the gateway to advancement in education, employment, or other certification programs. IC³ is divided into three parts: Computing Fundamentals, Key Applications and Living Online.

Microsoft Office Specialist (Office Specialist)

This program is the only comprehensive, performance-based certification program approved by Microsoft to validate desktop computer skills using the Microsoft Office programs:

Microsoft Word (Core & Expert)

Microsoft Excel (Core & Expert)

Microsoft Outlook (Core)

Microsoft Power Point (Core)

Microsoft Access (Core)

The Office Specialist program provides computer program literacy, measures proficiency, and identifies opportunities for skills enhancement. Successful candidates receive an Office Specialist certificate that sets them apart from their peers in the competitive job market. The certificate is a valuable credential recognized worldwide, as proof that an individual has the desktop computing skills needed to work more productively and efficiently.

The Office Specialist program is offered at two levels of certification: Core and Expert. Core is an introduction to the computer application, whereas Expert is an advanced level of the corresponding computer application.

Behavioural Assessment

In this area of study, students will take a behavioral test so that they can better understand themselves, discovering both strengths and weaknesses. A report will be generated that analyzes their behavioral style, so that they can develop strategies to meet the demands of the office environment. This is a standard assessment used by recruitment agencies domestically and internationally.

Conflict Resolution

This course is to help develop skills in coping with conflict in an office environment. Students will learn how to recognize the needs of difficult people in a one-on-one or group setting, develop non-threatening ways to start a dialogue, analyze people’s responses to non-stressful and stressful situations, develop strategies on how to handle conflict and to develop strategies on how to have an optimum outcome that would satisfy all parties involved in conflict.

How to Lead a Meeting

In this training, students will be introduced to a better understanding of staff meetings. They will learn the role of the chairperson, secretary and participants in a staff meeting, how to prepare for a staff meeting, implement a staff meeting agenda, coordinate individuals so the meeting can start on time, assign responsibilities to each member of the meeting, demonstrate leadership by making sure that the meeting topics do not stray from the agenda and to develop an action plan to ensure that meeting minutes are followed.

How to Give Effective Presentations

In this course students will be introduced to the basic steps, guidelines and common errors in written, oral and visual presentations. Students will identify the guidelines and various media used in effective presentations, evaluate the best media to communicate an idea, identify 10 key steps to making an effective presentation, and demonstrate knowledge of presentation subject matter. In addition to the technical aspects of effective presentation skills development, students will exhibit how the speaker is a key part of the presentation in their physical appearance, manners, and voice. Students will present either a written, oral or visual presentation in class.

Study Skills

In this area of study, students will be introduced to a better understanding of how to study. They will learn the ability to set short-term and long-term goals and to design a plan of study that leads to short-term goals. They will also be learning strategies and techniques to improve memory retention, and understanding how people learn, note-taking techniques for reading and listening, techniques for building and developing retention of daily lessons, skills in following instructions, search techniques, types of learning and use of feedback, test-taking techniques, and the ability to incorporate constructive criticism into study practice.

How to Work in a Team

In this course students will be introduced to a better way of working with colleagues in the office environment. They will learn how to explain the need for good working relationships in offices, differentiate effective verbal and non-verbal communications skills, utilize listening and observations skills in a case scenario, demonstrate tactful negotiation skills, explain the benefits of cooperation in an office environment, and to apply problem-solving skills in a given scenario.

Fundamentals of Travel and Tourism

In this area of study, students will learn about cruises, air charters, motor coach tours, car rentals, package tours, domestic and international rail, travel documentation, travel agencies & tour operators. This course will provide students with thorough knowledge of the Travel & Tourism industry. This extensive training will include research techniques, business communication & correspondence, and interpreting paper & Internet brochures.

World Destinations Geography

In this course students will cover attractions, culture, history, general facts, capitals, climate, currency, cuisine, airlines and geography. This Tourism geography course will provide information on how to sell a destination correctly. Students will research, discuss, present and discover popular tourist destinations and why tourists wish to visit these places.

Domestic and International Airline Tariff and Ticketing

International Air Transport Association (IATA) airline terminology, airfare calculation, IATA Document Preparation, Domestic Applications and IATA international applications will be covered. These courses will provide students with up-to-date information from Billing Settlement Plan (BSP) accounting, and the IATA on air transportation within Canada and to International destinations. Using manuals and computers, students will be able to offer the best fares and prepare standard traffic documents correctly as specified by BSP.

IATA Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundation Level

CTC is an IATA authorized training centre (ATC). Students enrolled in the Travel and Tourism Advanced Level II Diploma have the opportunity to dual certify earning IATA's Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundation Level and have the opportunity to use the Internationally recognized DTTF designation after their name. The exam fee is included in tuition as long as the student writes their exam in Vancouver.

Professional Selling Skills

Marketing strategies, selling techniques, client satisfaction strategies will be taught. This extensive sales and motivation course will provide students with sales skills specific to the Travel and Tourism industry. It will also add confidence when dealing with clients, passengers and customers while complementing the knowledge attained with the many other related courses in this program.

Accounting for the Tourism Industry

Standard traffic document processing, standard administration form completion refund transactions, exchange transactions, report processing will be taught.

This course provides our students with information on IATA accounting procedures through their accounting arm: BSP Canada. Using the procedures in accordance with IATA standards and regulations you will prepare standard traffic documents, reports and students will analyze the IATA/BSP process.

Airline Reservations Global Distribution System (GDS) Training

SABRE, SABRE to Apollo conversion and Amadeus computer reservation system/global distribution system training will provide students with an incredibly diverse skill set. In an Instructor lead learning environment, with individual workstations, students will learn how to complete a PNR, research fares, book seats, book cars, hotels, order special meal needs and communicate with the carriers for special services.

Students from CTC are eligible to earn an Amadeus/CTC Merit of Completion Certificate for successful completion of the Amadeus training as noted above.

World Host Service Across Cultures Certificate

Service Across Cultures is a Super Host – Face-to-Face workshop designed to increase front-line employees’ awareness about the diverse cultures that comprise British Columbia’s international tourism clientele. It teaches cultural awareness – helping participants understand and empathize with customers from other cultures; and inter-cultural communication – providing participants with practical skills to understand and be understood by customers from other cultures. Service Across Cultures focuses on the service expectations and requirements of visitors from many of BC’s most important overseas markets.

Group Travel Design & Marketing Certificate

This program will guide students through the necessary steps to identify the business planning required to start up a group travel business, to confidently research and plan a group travel product, organize and identify target markets for the tour, negotiate and book tour components with industry suppliers in a manner that is professional and profitable, cost and price the tour, produce a brochure that will provide general information and be effective for marketing the tour and sell and operate a group tour.

From the classroom perspective the students will learn about operating the tour, identify the day to day operations required,
Learn how to manage the tour in a professional manner en-route and after the tour is finished, determine the post-tour tasks that will determine the financial success of the tour and client satisfaction with the product.

Professional Development

Students are encouraged to obtain professional development in the tourism industry by focusing on their particular area of interest. Professional development may include volunteering at industry trade shows or special events, job shadow or to take training in specialized tourism areas or they may decide to take advantage of the unique offer noted below.

Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) certification

CTC is the only CLIA designated training centre in Western Canada and we are pleased to offer this very specialized training and certification for all CTC students if they so choose. CLIA Representatives are flown into Vancouver to provide this unique training program at CTC for it's students and industry (on a space availability basis). The seminars focus on Princilpals of Professional Selling, Cruise Vacations, Psychology of Selling, Power Selling Techniques and Cruise Geography. Upon successful completion of the 5CLIA seiminars students will earn the Associate Cruise Program Certificate offered by CLIA and CTC and will have completed the first step in earning their Accredited Cruise Counsellor (ACC) designation through CLIA. The training requires a small registration fee of$50.00 Canadian dollars per person for CTC students. Tourism industry personnel are invited to fill any available seats and are charged $175.00 U.S. dollars by CLIA.

Seminar Series

Ina series of one day seminars students will learn about the adventure tourism industry, eco tourism, cruise destinations, trans border ticketing, neutral units of construction, consolidator net fares, Aussie specialist certification, assisting travellers with disabilities and a first nations cultural tourism seminar taught in a long house in North Vancouver.

Trans border Ticketing

This one day seminar includes the types of documents required to enter the United States of America, city codes and pairs, fare types, taxes collected and classes of service that are different from Canada and Europe.

Consolidator Net Fares and Career Day

This seminar will provide an introduction to what consolidators do and how they are able to offer their airfares to retail travel agents at lower than published fares. You will learn why travel agents use consolidators frequently.

Cruise Destinations Seminar

This seminar will provide CTC students with enhanced knowledge of cruise itineraries, destinations, and ports of call with an emphasis on geography. Discussions will cover cruising seasons, privately owned islands and ports, the principle ports of call for cruising, and will involve a cruise destinations assignment where the student will create their own cruise itinerary that will include six ports of call, the cruising area, currency, language, documentation required for Canadians, shore excursions and sight seeing.

Aussie Specialist Certificate

Developed by Tourism Australia and the respective Australian State Tourist Organizations, the objective of the Aussie Specialist Program is to help travel professionals learn more about Australia, so that they can serve their clients better. Besides enhancing professionalism and productivity, we believe this training will offer certified Aussie Specialists and their agencies significant sales opportunities.

To be an Aussie Specialist will mean that CTC students are recognized as being better than others at selling Australia. It demonstrates our students are a professional, not just a front counter staffer. It means that customers can trust and rely on our students to give them the best. It gives our students a competitive advantage.

First Nations Cultural Tourism Certificate

This full day seminar provides the participant with insight into First Nation’s tourism in BC. The student will learn about the First Nations culture and its impact on tourism within BC. The training will provide information on history, native terminology and social structure within the First Nations of British Columbia.

Assisting Travellers with Disabilities Certificate

Disabled travellers now account for a significant share of the travel market and consequently present service professionals with alternative service requirements. This one-day seminar is designed to assist service professionals in the understanding and service requirements for guests with disabilities and how to most professionally meet and exceed their needs and expectations.

Introduction to Local Tour Guide

Canada enjoys a very high profile with both local and international tourists. Students will learn the introductory skills required to become a local tourist guide including how to research a tour, deliver tour commentary, VIP procedures and much more. For those that wish to also obtain the Local Tourist Guide Certificate, students will be required to enroll in two additional Saturday seminars; Emergency First Aid and SuperHost Fundamentals certificate seminars available through the College.

Career Days

This course is designed to assist students in making career choices by visiting various employment sites, providing an opportunity for students to see how they operate. Guest speakers will provide details on the latest trends in the industry plus provide information about industry hiring practices.

Industry Inspection Tours may include: airports, airline operation centres, tour companies, the cruise ship terminal, hotels, wholesale companies, car rental companies and much more.

Career Development

Resume writing, electronic resumes, interview process, negotiating employment terms, image preparation and presentation and practical work experience.

Students will create an effective resume, learn how individual employers interview, what they require from prospective employees, current employment opportunities and how to access the hidden job market. The practical paid co-op work experience will help to provide students with of on the job work place training. This is an excellent opportunity for students to gain confidence while using their newly acquired skills in a “real” workplace setting.

Tourism Research Project

This project will require students to use the research skills learned throughout this extensive program. Students may assume the role of a Tour Planner, Travel Counsellor, or Event Coordinator, just to name a few types of occupations. Students will make extensive travel plans or arrangements as required in meeting the specifications of a particular client, company, tour or event. This component of the program will play a key role in the culmination of this tourism training program. Students will gain confidence, have the opportunity to apply your newly acquired skills, utilize presentation techniques and gain a valuable tool to showcase their skills to potential employers during the interview process.

CITC Knowledge Exam Preparation

The ACTA/CITC Canadian Educational Standards System Inc. (CITC) national entry-level knowledge exam is the second step in working toward certification in the Travel and Tourism Industry in Canada. It is not mandatory to be certified in order to be employed in the Travel industry but if students choose to work toward certification it shows that they are committed to on going professional development and continuing education. CTC prepares its students to write the Knowledge Exam. Exam fees are not included in tuition. For more information about the certification process in Canada please refer to www.citc.ca web site.

International Work Abroad

With global markets continually changing and the world demographics shifting as a consequence, our international work abroad program makes perfect sense to experience and study. Experiencing international training and development enables students to gain first hand the requirements necessary for successful overseas employment opportunities. Additionally, the inclusion of providing international working environments for team players requires knowledge and care in order that successful transition occurs. With today’s changing market, never before has it been more important to understand and demonstrate those skills to secure international and overseas professionals in order to maximize organizational success and profitability.

Our international work abroad training identifies those areas necessary to successfully move globally and attain international success. The program is split into six distinctively different areas of study and explores the practical aspects that require attention and detail prior to considering international employment. Key skills training and coaching in soft skills areas include team building, communication, leadership, stress management and interpersonal skills training completes the portfolio of training and personal development. Instructed and supported by industry professionals, this program is interesting and fun, challenging and reflective, necessary and desirable for the tourism and hospitality professional of tomorrow.

During the program, students learn to identify pre-departure issues and apply these to their specific situation, analyze the skills required for international employment, differentiate between the myths and realities of working overseas, define and develop strategies for dealing with both culture shock and reverse culture shock for all types of international assignments and learn to become effective team players. Gaining insight and knowledge into how to manage successfully conflict resolution, communication, and team building skills are key in this interesting and challenging program.

Co-op Work Experience

Students will be required to complete a number of paid Co-op work experience hours that equal the number of in class training hours within the Travel & Tourism Business Management Co-op Diploma program. To qualify for the Co-op internship, students are required to maintain a grade average of 70% or higher and a minimum attendance of 90%.

Students may complete all co-op hours after the in class portion of training is completed, or they may choose to work some hours while taking their training at the College. All co-op hours must be complete by the program end date.

Diplomas and Certificates included in the Program

Travel & Tourism Business Managment Co-op Diploma, IATA Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundation Level, First Nations Cultural Tourism, Aussie Specialist, Assisting Travellers with Disabilities, Super Host Service Across Cultures Certificate, Amadeus/ CTC Merit of Completion, Group Travel Design and Marketing, Microsoft Word Specialist & Expert, Microsoft Excel Specialist & Expert, Microsoft Outlook Specialist, Microsoft Power Point Specialist, Microsoft Access Specialist and IC3 Certification.

Please note that CTC reserves the right to change curriculum as required.

Link tham kh?o: http://www.tourismcollege.com/showPage.php?id=291

Travel and Tourism Diploma - 5 star CITC endorsed PDF.

CTC is the only IATA Authorized Training Centre in Western Canada and includes the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) Foundation level curriculum in this diploma program. In addition to earning the Travel & Tourism Advanced Level II Diploma from CTC, successful graduates may earn the opportunity to proudly display the prestigious DTTF designation after their name, Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundations from IATA.

CTC is the only College in British Columbia that has 5 Star program endorsement from the Canadian Instiitute of Travel Counsellors and to offer the Associate Cruise Program (ACP) designation from the Cruise Lines Internation Association (CLIA).

Full-time (morning and afternoon classes 3 days per week)

34 weeks - 760 hours - 8 months

This 5 Star CITC endorsed program is designed for individuals that wish to enter the exciting travel and tourism industry and work with organizations like airlines, hotels, travel companies, cruise lines, tour wholesalers, car rental companies, tourism boards, travel agencies, cruise sales specialists and a wide range of other Tourism related businesses.

To take a program that is endorsed by CITC is a positive step in the right direction. This program will provide you with leading edge knowledge that is demanded by today's Tourism employers.

Our full-time training includes 600 hours of on-campus training and 160 hours of on the job training within a tourism related company. This comprehensive 760 hour program will prepare students for a diverse range of career opportunities in the growing world of Travel and Tourism and will prepare students to work toward certification through the national certification program facilitated by the Canadian Institute of Travel Counsellors and the Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council of Canada. Students may also dual certify by earning the internationally recognized IATA Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundation level and use the prestigious designation DTTF after their name. Students may begin their Certified Cruise Counsellor certification with the Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) by earning their Associate Cruise Program designation through CLIA and CTC.

Link tham kh?o: http://www.tourismcollege.com/showPage.php?id=78

Travel and Tourism Diploma - 5 star CITC endorsed

CTC is the only IATA Authorized Training Centre in Western Canada and includes the International Air Transport Association's (IATA) Foundation level curriculum in this diploma program. In addition to earning the Travel & Tourism Advanced Level II Diploma from CTC, successful graduates may earn the opportunity to proudly display the prestigious DTTF designation after their name, Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundations from IATA.

CTC is the only College in British Columbia that has 5 Star program endorsement from the Canadian Instiitute of Travel Counsellors and to offer the Associate Cruise Program (ACP) designation from the Cruise Lines Internation Association (CLIA).

Full-time (morning and afternoon classes 3 days per week)

34 weeks - 760 hours - 8 months

This 5 Star CITC endorsed program is designed for individuals that wish to enter the exciting travel and tourism industry and work with organizations like airlines, hotels, travel companies, cruise lines, tour wholesalers, car rental companies, tourism boards, travel agencies, cruise sales specialists and a wide range of other Tourism related businesses.

To take a program that is endorsed by CITC is a positive step in the right direction. This program will provide you with leading edge knowledge that is demanded by today's Tourism employers.

Our full-time training includes 600 hours of on-campus training and 160 hours of on the job training within a tourism related company. This comprehensive 760 hour program will prepare students for a diverse range of career opportunities in the growing world of Travel and Tourism and will prepare students to work toward certification through the national certification program facilitated by the Canadian Institute of Travel Counsellors and the Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council of Canada. Students may also dual certify by earning the internationally recognized IATA Diploma in Travel & Tourism Foundation level and use the prestigious designation DTTF after their name. Students may begin their Certified Cruise Counsellor certification with the Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) by earning their Associate Cruise Program designation through CLIA and CTC.

Link tham kh?o: http://www.tourismcollege.com/showPage.php?id=78