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13 Short courses in Tourism & Leisure in United Kingdom
Tourism and Events Dundee and Angus College
3,0(1)Dundee, United KingdomThis Tourism and Events course at Dundee and Angus College will develop your skills and knowledge, give you insight into the diverse roles within the tourism and events industries and prepare you for employment or progression to HNC Travel and Tourism.
Beginners Bartender Course (20hours) -13th to 17th May 2024-Mixology Course- Experience Dirextra Wine and Cocktails School
Manchester, United KingdomFast-track your way into the bartending industry with 1 week of fun hands-on training with our highly-experienced instructors in a real bar in Manchester City Center. The Beginners Bartender Course (20hours) -13th to 17th May 2024-Mixology Course- Experience is offered by Dirextra Wine and Cocktails School.
Travel Medicine London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
4,8(12)London, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThe Travel Medicine course offered by London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine aims to give participants an overview of all aspects of travel medicine.
The Setting of Heritage Assets University of Oxford
4,1(106)Oxford, United Kingdom Top 0.1% in WorldwideThe Setting of Heritage Assets course offered by University of Oxford provides participants the opportunity to increase their understanding of setting as it applies to heritage assets and to promote its contribution to good design and the positive management of heritage assets.
Tourism and Cabin Crew Cardiff and Vale College
4,5(2)Cardiff, United KingdomTourism and Cabin Crew at Cardiff and Vale College is a Level 3 programme that develops tourism industry knowledge, customer service and cabin crew skills for careers in travel, aviation and tourism.
Tourism and Events Forth Valley College
Stirling, United KingdomElevate your expertise in the dynamic Tourism and Events Sectors of the UK, with this Tourism and Events course at Forth Valley College.
Frontiers in Hospitality and Tourism Management Strathclyde Business School
4,4(39)Glasgow, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThis Frontiers in Hospitality and Tourism Management Summer School from the University of Strathclyde Business School offers a unique student experience over a three-week period.
Travel and Tourism Cambridge Regional College
3,0(5)Cambridge, United KingdomThe Certificate in Travel and Tourism at Cambridge Regional College is made up of eight units: four compulsory units and four specialist units.
Experienced Bartender Course (20 hours) - Personal Alcohol License included- for professionals-10th to 15th Dirextra Wine and Cocktails School
Manchester, United KingdomDevelop the skills to become a professional bartender and fast-track your career! Level up your cocktail game, grow in a cocktail bartender role and enjoy one week of pure fun right in Manchester City Center! All this with the Experienced Bartender Course (20 hours) - Personal Alcohol License included- for professionals-10th to 15th, offered by Dirextra Wine and Cocktails School.
Frontiers in Hospitality and Tourism Management University of Strathclyde
4,1(45)Glasgow, United Kingdom Top 6% in WorldwideThe Frontiers in Hospitality and Tourism Management Summer School program from theUniversity of Strathclyde offers a unique student experience over a three-week period.
Travel and Tourism Cardiff and Vale College
4,5(2)Cardiff, United KingdomTravel and Tourism at Cardiff and Vale College is a Level 2 programme that prepares learners for further study or entry-level employment within the travel and tourism industry.
Travel and Tourism (Level 3) Cambridge Regional College
3,0(5)Cambridge, United KingdomThe Travel and Tourism (Level 3) course at Cambridge Regional College is suitable for learners who have a keen interest in all aspects of travel and tourism.
Changing Travel Behaviour UWE Bristol (University of the West of England)
4,5(90)Bristol, United Kingdom Top 15% in WorldwideThis Changing Travel Behaviour module at the UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) will draw on a range of theories from psychology, sociology and behavioural economics to explain travel behaviour and the circumstances in which behaviour changes.