Our English for Tourism course incorporates all the language and skills that you need to get on your way to working in the industry. Lessons include an emphasis on industry specific vocabulary and functional language, with plenty of opportunity to practice real life interactions through the use of role plays and authentic material. Students get an opportunity to practice presenting new projects, planning itineraries and creating marketing material. The minimum study time for the course is a week, although we recommend a month to fully explore the language and practical elements of the course.

The course features the following topics, which can be adapted to suit the needs of individual learners or groups:

• An Introduction to Travel and Tourism
• Tourism Organisations, Promotion and Marketing
• Types of Transport
• Accommodation
• Hotel Staff
• Planning and Booking a Holiday
• Written Communication
• Oral Communication
• International Tourism, focusing on the UK, Europe, the USA, the Far East and Africa/Middle East
• Ecotourism
• New Tourist Destinations
• Apply for a Job

Entry Requirements

You must be 16 years-old or over at the time of registration. You must be B1 Level of the Common European Framework Reference (CEFR) to start the course.  You may need a Student Visitor Visa depending on which country you come from.

Business English Course

Course Length: Starting from 1 week

Enrolment: Join this course at any time of the year and start classes any day except for weekends and Bank Holidays when we are closed.

Bank Holidays

Average class size: 7

Maximum class size: 15

Days per week: Mon – Fri

Lesson times: 13:00 – 16:15

Hours per week: 3 to 15

Course Cost

1 week 15 hours: £130 (rates are lower when you book for longer periods)

Registration:

£50      Courses up to 4 weeks (students may pay more to buy the coursebook if they wish)

£75      Courses more than 4 weeks (includes the cost of the coursebook)

“If you want to take an IELTS exam, the cost is between £160 and £180 and you can choose a test centre and test date by following the link below:

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If you want to take a Cambridge exam (FCE, CAE .etc), the cost is between £150 and £160 and you can choose a test centre and test date by following the link below:

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Your teacher can help select an appropriate exam, test centre and date for you if you need their assistance.”

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