Frequently Asked Questions

*Are you recognised in the Travel Industry?
Yes, we have been a successful Travel College for three decades now.
We are registered and regulated by VQA ( Victorian Qualifications Authority) to
deliver nationally recognised training, plus the Fares and Ticketing content is recognised by IATA to name a few.
(See accreditations page)
We are recognised throughout Australia and throughout the world. This means you can gain employment throughout the world!

*Can you guarantee everyone a job?
Whilst we are not an employment agency and cannot guarantee everyone a job (who can?) we have helped
thousands of students to find employment since we started.
It is quite common for students to be snapped up by employers within the last month of the course.
(The last month of the course is a home assignment).



*Do I need Certificate I and II before I do Certificate III?
No, certificates I and II are part of our Level III course. Level III is entry level into the Travel Industry.



*Do I need prior experience to do the course?
No, the course is aimed at people with no prior knowledge of the travel/tourism industry. We cover all the key areas you need to gain employment.



*Do I need to pay for the overseas trip?
The overseas trip is provided FREE to the student.(This covers airfares, transfers to and from hotel and the hotel room costs).
You will need to pay for any applicable taxes, approved insurance and must have a current passport valid for
at least 6 months prior to its expiry after arriving at your destination.



*Can I decide where I go for the overseas trip?
No, it is a class/group educational trip to a destination chosen for many reasons, including security.



*What is the difference between the Day and Evening courses?
Day courses have up to 32 subjects.
Evening courses have up to 4 subjects.