BTEC International Level 2 Travel and Tourism
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First teaching: 2015
Last registration: 31 August 2022
Final certification: 30 November 2024
Skills gaps identified in the Sector Qualification Strategy (SQS) for Travel and Tourism include customer service skills, destination geography, business awareness and employability or ‘soft skills’. These qualifications seek to address these skills gaps and have been structured to encourage the acquisition and development of these skills. Learners completing these qualifications may seek employment in the travel and tourism sector at a junior level in a wide range of organisations.
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Specification
First teaching: 2015
Last registration: 31 August 2022
Final certification: 30 November 2024
Skills gaps identified in the Sector Qualification Strategy (SQS) for Travel and Tourism include customer service skills, destination geography, business awareness and employability or ‘soft skills’. These qualifications seek to address these skills gaps and have been structured to encourage the acquisition and development of these skills. Learners completing these qualifications may seek employment in the travel and tourism sector at a junior level in a wide range of organisations.
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Specification
First teaching: 2015
Last registration: 31 August 2022
Final certification: 30 November 2024
Skills gaps identified in the Sector Qualification Strategy (SQS) for Travel and Tourism include customer service skills, destination geography, business awareness and employability or ‘soft skills’. These qualifications seek to address these skills gaps and have been structured to encourage the acquisition and development of these skills. Learners completing these qualifications may seek employment in the travel and tourism sector at a junior level in a wide range of organisations.
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