Do you want a career in outdoor recreation, eco-tourism and adventure tourism industries? Then taking this diploma is the right step for you.
The Adventure Tourism Diploma program has an intensive curriculum designed to prepare you for entry and success in outdoor recreation, eco tourism and adventure tourism.
This course is vital in assisting the potential Flight Attendant in developing the professional image that airlines seek, while increasing self-confidence and self-esteem. Students will explore personal strengths and vulnerabilities, values and beliefs, maturity and honesty, emotional control and power issues, develop effective communication skills and problem-solving techniques, and investigate the dynamics of teamwork and diversity. This powerful training will be an invaluable asset in increasing the student’s professional image and personal growth.
CTC partners with the Education Institute offering American Hotel & Lodging Association certificates included in this program. In addition to earning the CTC Hotel & Resort Management Diploma, students may wish to enroll in a second Diploma program with CTC to earn an American Hotel & Lodging Association Diploma.
The Hospitality & Tourism Management Diploma program is a unique combination of CTC's Hospitality & Resort Management Diploma and the Travel & Tourism Advanced Diploma CITC endorsed Level II. This program is appealing for the learner who would like to gain knowledge in the two most popular programs at CTC. The diverse set of skills that are taught in conjunction with focus on all 8 sectors of the tourism industry provides the student with an excellent foundation to begin their career in the global tourism industry.
The world of hospitality is exciting, challenging and diverse. As a consequence, students wishing to join this popular and evolving industry will find the diploma to be an excellent springboard to gaining knowledge and a well-rounded understanding about the industry as a whole. Upon completion of this program, students will have the necessary skills and tools to gain an entry-level position within the hospitality industry. Should students choose to continue on with their studies, the certificate ladders into the Hospitality and Resort Management Diploma with transfer credit into a select group of Colleges and Universities.
This entry level program is designed for those wishing to enter the industry and work with airlines, hotels, travel companies, cruise lines as well as in a variety of other positions in Tourism related businesses. This training program usually includes the first four courses listed below: Fundamentals of Travel and Tourism, World Destinations Geography, Domestic Tariff and Ticketing, SABRE GDS training (airline reservations) and 3 SABRE seminars. The program length will vary from 13 to 14 weeks in the classroom and 260 hours of paid co-op work experience in a related company. In some cases the courses included in the program may vary due to the schedule and may contain a combination of the above noted courses and a combination of International Tariff and Ticketing, Trans border Ticketing, Consolidators and Net Fares, Accounting for the Tourism Industry, Professional Selling Skills, Service Across Cultures, Career Days, or Career Development.
This entry level program is designed for those wishing to enter the industry and work with airlines, hotels, travel companies, cruise lines as well as in a variety of other positions in Tourism related businesses.
This training program usually includes the first four courses listed below: Fundamentals of Travel and Tourism, World Destinations Geography, Domestic Tariff and Ticketing, SABRE GDS training (airline reservations) and 3 SABRE seminars. The program length will vary from 13 to 14 weeks in the classroom and 260 hours of paid co-op work experience in a related company. In some cases the courses included in the program may vary due to the schedule and may contain a combination of the above noted courses and a combination of International Tariff and Ticketing, Trans border Ticketing, Consolidators and Net Fares, Accounting for the Tourism Industry, Professional Selling Skills, Service Across Cultures, Career Days, or Career Development.
This CITC endorsed program is designed for those wishing to enter the industry and work with airlines, hotels, travel companies, cruise lines as well as in a variety of other positions in Tourism related businesses. This training provides you with the current levels of knowledge and education demanded by today’s Tourism employers. Our full-time training includes 420 hours of on-campus training.
Co-Operative Education, or Co-Op, is a balanced approach to skills training that provides students with paid, relevant work experience in their chosen field together with classroom training. Our instructors assist students in seeking work placements with local businesses, government and non-profit organizations. Through a traditional application, interview and "hiring" process, students are matched with the selected employers.
The Adventure Tourism Business Management Diploma program is designed to provide the graduate with the basic skills and knowledge required for entry-level employment in the Adventure Tourism sector of the industry. The diploma is divided into two certificates Ð certificate I and certificate II. The certificates can be taken individually but some program prerequisites will apply for those wishing to start their studies with certificate II. This course includes both classroom and field studies.
