Certificate IV in Tourism
This course develops the skills required to work in a supervisory or team leader role in the tourism industry. The curriculum focuses on domestic, international and promotional airfares and ticketing, as well as learning to operate a computerised reservation system. Duration 40 weeks (CRICOS Duration 50 weeks) Locations Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney Course Structure Stage 1  Unit CodeUnit of Competency | SITXADM001A | Perform office procedures | | SITXCOM001A | Work with colleagues and customers | | SITXCOM002A | Work in a socially diverse environment | | SITTIND001B | Develop and update tourism industry knowledge | | SITXOHS001B | Follow, health, safety and security procedures | | SITXCCS001A | Provide visitor information | | SITTTSL002A | Access and interpret product information | | SITTTSL009B | Process travel-related documentation | | BSBWOR204A | Use business technology | | | | Stage 2  Unit CodeUnit of Competency | SITXCOM003A | Deal with conflict situations | | SITTTSL003A | Source and provide international destination information and advice | | SITTTSL004A | Source and provide Australian destination information and advice | | SITXMGT001A | Monitor work operations | | SITXHRM005A | Lead and manage people | | SITXMGT001A | Coach others in job skills | | | | Stage 3  Unit CodeUnit of Competency | SITTTSL006B | Prepare quotations | | SITTTSL010B | Control reservations or operations using a computerised system | | SITTTSL013B | Construct normal international airfares | | SITTTSL014B | Construct promotional international airfares | | SITTTSL012B | Construct domestic airfares | | | | Stage 4  Unit CodeUnit of Competency | SITXADM003A | Write business documents | | BSBITU306A | Design and produce business documents | | SITXFIN005A | Interpret financial information | | SITXFIN004A | Manage finances within a budget | | SITXOHS004B | Implement and monitor workplace health, safety and security practices | | | | Please note: Units displayed in each stage are not in order of course delivered Modes of study This course is delivered in a classroom and if applicable in practical based environment with practical requirements simulated to reflect the real work situation. The delivery of training will include a mixture of classroom theory, practical delivery, group discussions, and individual research. Delivery Methods This course includes a variety of delivery methods including: - Demonstrations
- Classroom Instructions
- Practical Activity in a Commercial Workplace
- Group Work
- Practical Tasks
- Projects or Case Studies
- Guest speakers
- One-to-one mentoring
- Debates
- Work based research tasks
- Workshops
- Computer based tasks
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