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Level 1 Travel & Hospitality

Level 1 Travel & Hospitality

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This course provides an exciting opportunity for students to explore the Travel and Hospitality sector. The course is designed for students who have not yet achieved GCSE English or Maths, this programme supports learners in studying the subjects alongside their Level 1 pathway, ensuring a strong foundation for progression.

  • Entry Requirements


    3x GCSEs including Mathematics and English at grade 1-3, or an entry-level qualification. However, if you don't have any formal qualifications, let us know and we can assess you during the interview/ enrolment process to help you achieve well on the course.

  • Progression Next Steps


    Level 2 Travel with Cabin Crew Level 2 Aviation with Cabin Crew Or another Level 2 course within the STCG group

    • please note you must reach a MERIT grade for level 2 progression

  • Additional Information


    Applications for this course are made online through the Kingston College website. For application queries or any further information, please phone our Admissions Team on 020 8268 3073 or email: admissions@kingston-college.ac.uk

  • Course Structure


    This course is studied alongside GCSE English and Mathematics. The course consists of four core units:

    • A1 Being Organised
    • A2 Developing a Personal Progression Plan
    • A3 Working with Others
    • A4 Researching a Topic With the Travel and Hospitality units
    • Exploring Local Visitor Attractions
    • Exploring Travel and Tourism in the UK
    • Contributing to Running a Hospitality and Tourism Event
    • Using Websites to Make Holiday Choices
    • Delivering Customer Service in Hospitality and Tourism
    • Promoting Hospitality and Tourism Events

  • Assessment Details


    This course is 100% coursework-based, with assessments designed to develop key practical and vocational skills. Students will be assessed through a variety of methods, including presentations, role plays, time-limited exercises, and practical assessments