Course Overview

Take off on a new career path with ICS
Our Passport into Travel course is the ideal introduction to the travel industry, giving you the confidence to start working in the travel business, or as a stepping stone to further study.
For those looking for an entry into the industry, this will give you the best possible start.

Key Topics
The World of Travel
Geography
Air
Package Holidays
Non-Air Transportation
Travel Related Services
Technology
The Leisure and Travel Environment 

Pre-requisites
The great news is that you don't need any previous experience to take this course.

Support
As an ICS student you will have your very own personal tutor helping you with your course work and with any questions you may have. Plus our team of Student Advisors are only a phone call away for all the practical advice you may need - so we really are with you 100%

Exam Details
This course includes a number of assessments that you complete as part of your coursework and then forward to your tutor for grading and comments. You'll also be required to sit an exam at an authorised testing centre near you. Please note that registration and examination fees are not included with this course.

Qualification
Passport into Travel Certificate

What our students say
" The course notes were very good - extremely comprehensive and clear. If I had any queries, I found my tutor was useful; but to be honest, I only had to get in touch two or three times." Darren Gates

Key Jobs
The ICS Travel Courses are ideally suited for anyone pursuing a career within the travel agency structure. However, since this qualification is widely recognised in the industry, it is also relevant to the following jobs: Airline staff, Check in staff at airports, Staff employed in reservation centres, Tour operators, Ticket desk employees, Ground crew, Cabin crew and Hospitality industry workers.

Free With Course
An ICS study pack which contains a document wallet, sticky notes, ball pen and highlighter and ruler to help you get started.

Further Reading
There is no specific recommended reading for this course, but you may wish to read widely around your subject to enhance your knowledge as you progress.