In Level 2 students study tourism with a view to possible employment or further study in the industry when they leave school. They will learn who is a tourist, where they go and why. They will also explore Tourism career pathways, work roles and industry expectations. This is a full year course and is designed so that students will feel confident to choose Level 3 Tourism.
Learning Opportunities
In this course you will need to:
Develop these skills:
Explore this content:
Interpersonal Skills – collaboration, self-directed learning, effective communication, and how to contribute positively.
Students will learn about:
The different types of tourists, their reasons for travel and their product and service needs.
The different career pathways in the industry.
Popular places, landmarks, attractions and activities from around the world.
How tourism can have positive and negative impacts on the environment.
How businesses operate and change to meet tourist’s needs and demands.
The social and cultural impacts of tourism.
Personal Qualities – self-responsibility, self-discipline and a willingness to learn.
Workplace Qualities – time management, to use a variety of sources to gain information, to use technology appropriately and to problem solve.