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Tourism training courses and schools

School: George Washington University School of Business
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Event Management
Course Format: Classroom
Part of The George Washington University’s International Institute of Tourism Studies (IITS), this program is offered by university partners throughout the world and is the first comprehensive program in higher education providing classroom and distance learning courses based on industry certification requirements.
 

School: University of New Haven
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Marketing for Tourism, Hospitality, and Private Clubs
Course Format: Classroom
Development of general marketing skills as managers face more competitive forces; how managers need to better understand the marketing opportunities facing them and how best to compete in that evolving environment. The ability to communicate with internal and outside constituencies is reviewed in detail, giving consideration to newsletters, web-based or enhanced communications, and other media ...
 

Executive Master of Science in Tourism and Hospitality Management
Course Format: Classroom
The executive master of science in tourism and hospitality management is a fully accredited, graduate-level degree program designed for full-time or part-time study. Courses are scheduled to suit the time constraints and responsibilities imposed by students�careers. Key issues facing the hospitality industry include increasing global competition, changing markets, rising costs, and the div...
 

School: Long Beach City College
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Travel / Tourism
Course Format: Classroom
This Career Certificate will prepare students for an entrylevel position in a wide variety of travel/tourism career opportunities. The Travel Industry Certificate prepares students for entry-level positions who specifically want to seek employment in tourism fields such as: Airlines, Car Rentals, Hotels, Motorcoach, Rail, Theme Parks, Tour Operators, Travel Agencies, Visitor & Convention Bureau...
 

School: California State University, Long Beach
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Administration of Travel and Tourism
Course Format: Classroom
Travel and tourism is a very large and growing field in which there are usually many opportunities for well-trained individuals. This certificate program provides instruction in the history and theoretical bases of tourism, including its economics, psychology, and sociology as well as the political and legal aspects. The fundamentals of business, food and food service technology, the performing...
 

Tourism Planning and Development
Course Format: Classroom
Analysis of elements which are included in a community development plan. Assessment of the touristic potential of a region or site, enabling legislation, organization, and administration of a tourism development plan, identification of sources of resistance and support.
 

Travel, Tourism, and Resort Recreation Management
Course Format: Classroom
Current procedures and processes in managing travel, tourism and resort recreation organizations. Discussion includes the organization and management of human resources in the marketing of travel, tourism and resort recreation enterprises.
 

School: Scottsdale Community College
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Golf Management
Course Format: Classroom
Offers students access to a variety of career paths that may include director of golf, club manager, camp director, pro shop manager, manufacturer sales representative and other positions in golf, recreation and business. The curriculum provides a firm business core with emphasis in customer service, combined with a focus in physical activities and coaching theory and techniques.
 

Restaurant Management
Course Format: Classroom
Prepares graduates for careers in restaurant and commercial food service management. Graduates are currently employed in a variety of supervisory and management postions in the industry with both chain and independently owned operations.
 

Hotel Management
Course Format: Classroom
Designed to prepare graduates for managmement careers in the hotel and resort industry. Graduates are currently employed as supervisors and managers, with a majority working in national and international chains. This program also transfers to Northern Arizona University and other four-year colleges and universities, satisfying lower division requirements.
 

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