If you plan the family holidays already, there is work in it. This course covers destinations, bookings, airfares, car hire and package tours. Study fits around a job, the right fit for a busy week.
Travel work runs on knowing destinations and how bookings hang together. This course hands you both, from the ground up.
You may sell holidays now without the training under it. Agency procedures, airfares and car hire fill the gaps.
There are no fixed class times. It runs around work, family and your own travel.
Agencies, airlines and rental desks all hire people who know the systems. The work is easy to picture: taking the call, finding the flight, sorting the room.
Front desk of an agency, building trips for people.
Holding, changing and confirming bookings all day.
Behind the scenes on group tours and packages.
Seats, fares and changes on an airline booking system.
Fleet, bookings and customers at a rental counter.
Looking after travellers once the trip is under way.
Roles where these skills are useful, not promised outcomes. Every role is different, and some need more study or experience.
Nine topics: where people go, and how you get them there.
Three things make this a solid start: the whole trade covered, an industry endorsement, and no entry hurdles.
Destinations, accommodation, airline reservations, car rental and package tours. You follow a trip the way an agent does.
Money, insurance and the legal side get a topic of their own. Those are the questions that stump new consultants.
The Institute of Hospitality endorses this course. ICOES and the CPD Standards Office back it too.
Awarded by The Career Academy on completion
Issued by the college once the topics are done. It stands as professional development.
The Institute of Hospitality endorses the course. ICOES and the CPD Standards Office back it as well.
A SEEK Pass link arrives in your Learning Platform. You attach it to a job profile yourself.
Ask for the course guide. It takes a minute.
An advisor checks the course lines up with your plans.
Pick a payment option and open the first topic.
Nine topics at your pace, with a tutor behind you.
None. You do not need agency work behind you, or any knowledge of booking systems, airline reservations or destinations. The course starts from scratch.
Six months of access, and around 80 hours of study. There are no fixed class times, so it moves at your speed.
From $29 a week on a payment plan, with no deposit and no credit check. You can pay weekly, fortnightly or monthly, or clear it upfront.
No exams, ever. You work through the topics and the tasks attached to them.
It gives you a strong start on what agencies test for: destinations, booking systems and fares. Hiring still turns on the person in front of them, and many roles want service experience too. What you bring is the trade knowledge most walk-in applicants do not have.
It covers agency procedure systems and airline reservations as a trade skill, rather than training you on one supplier's software. Agencies train their own system on the job. Knowing how reservations work makes that training short.
The Institute of Hospitality endorses this course, and ICOES and the CPD Standards Office back it. That is recognition for professional development. It is not a nationally recognised credential under the Australian Qualifications Framework, and the college is not an RTO. For getting into travel work, that is the job it does.
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The Career Academy is an online college teaching business, hospitality and health subjects. It has run for over 15 years, and takes more than 25,000 students a year.
Picture the day someone books the trip you built for them.