Learning Outcomes

• Reflect on workplace challenges.
• Formulate a development plan that enhances professional impact.
• Communicate effectively in the workplace and in ways appropriate to diverse stakeholders.
• Illustrate professional growth.

Student Experience

• Self-paced learning with access to recorded lectures. Learn in your own time!
• Receive one-on-one coaching calls, assessment assistance, and student wellness support as needed.
• Work experience with an employer in the student’s chosen area of the travel and tourism industry.

Study Mode & Structure

Each subject runs over 9 weeks, designed to help you stay focused and make steady progress.

You’ll take part in:

• 3.3 hours per week of facilitated study — live classes, tutorials, and Q&A sessions
• At least 90 hours total (approx 10 hours per week) of work experience 

Across the term, you’ll explore six themed modules (one per week) and complete three assessments that help you apply what you’ve learned in realistic industry scenarios.

Weekly structure:

• Week 1: Module 1
• Week 2: Module 2
• Week 3: Assessment 1
• Week 4: Module 3
• Week 5: Module 4
• Week 6: Assessment 2
• Week 7: Module 5
• Week 8: Module 6
• Week 9: Assessment 3

Assessment

You’ll complete three practical assessments designed to help you apply what you’ve learned in realistic industry scenarios — with no exams.

Assessments are spread across weeks 3, 6, and 9, and will include tasks such as online quizzes, reflective essays, role plays, presentations or similar that mirror real workplace skills.

90-Hour Industry Experience Requirement

This subject requires students to complete a minimum of 90 hours of industry-related experience in travel and tourism. They can be paid or voluntary roles across a variety of areas such as:

• Travel Services
• Hotel and Accommodation
• Tour Operators
• Airline Services
• Attractions
• Events and venues

Please note: You are also required to be currently employed in the industry to be eligible for enrolment in this subject.