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SIT20122 Certificate II in Tourism

SIT20122 Certificate II in Tourism

National ID SIT20122 State ID BHS3

Dive into the world of travel and hospitality

With our Certificate II in Tourism, you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in the ever-evolving tourism industry.

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Overview

When Available all year round

Study Mode Online | Workplace

Dive into the world of travel and hospitality

Guided by experienced professionals within the tourism sector, you will gain competencies in the following areas:

  • Customer Approach: Developing the ability to provide outstanding service to tourists, ensuring their needs are met while creating memorable experiences.
  • Sales and Promotion: Learning to effectively sell tourism products and services, whether it's offering tour packages, accommodations, or experiences to
    travelers.
  • Destination Knowledge: Gaining in-depth knowledge of various tourist destinations, their attractions, and the ability to guide tourists to make informed choices.
  • Communication Skills: Mastering communication techniques to engage with travelers, answer inquiries, and resolve issues professionally and effectively.
  • Administrative Proficiency: Acquiring skills in administrative tasks relevant to the tourism industry, such as booking management, record-keeping, and
    processing payments.
  • Safety and Compliance: Understanding the importance of safety regulations and compliance within the tourism sector, ensuring tourists' well-being.

This qualification has been replaced and is currently in a teach out period. Students will be informed by their lecturer whether they will be required to transition to the current qualification. In this case, there may be some non-equivalences where students may have to complete additional units.

It's important to think about the key attributes you are likely to need to study and work in this field.  

Take a look at the essential skills and knowledge and consider if you might face any challenges in meeting the course expectations and requirements to make an informed choice about the suitability of this course for you:  

  • Be able to work independently and with others.  
  • Be able to develop good time-management skills and multitasking
  • Have good communication skills and enjoy interacting with people  
  • Have basic computer skills and the use of software applications  
  • Be able to follow instructions, work health and safety procedures  

Important information

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We are currently taking expressions of interest for this course. Contact our student services team on 1800 672 700 for more information or complete the course enquiry form below. 

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