Hospitality and Tourism

Hospitality and Tourism 1                 1 Credit
Gr. 11                 CT5221N

Semester Course                                                                                                                                                                 

Earn trends in entertainment, attractions and recreation as you are introduced to the fields
of tourism and hospitality management.  Explore the role of the travel agent, learn the variety of accommodations available for the business and leisure traveler, and transportation options. Learn about motivation to travel, travel technology and the future of tourism. You will also learn of the importance of tourism to the community, state, national and global economies.

Prerequisite: NTC Director’s office approval of your application.  ote: Students will be required to purchase a uniform and participate in 2 after school events per quarter. Students enrolled in Project Running Start Program can earn college credit for this course.
 

Hospitality and Tourism 2                 2 Credits
Gr. 12                 CT5231N, CT5237H
Full Year Course

If you like to work with people and see the world, prepare yourself to enter the fast paced, exciting world of Tourism and Hospitality Management. This program will help prepare you for a college degree or a career in today's fastest growing and most dynamic industry. You will develop knowledge of the history and growth of the tourism industry, gain a cultural awareness of the countries of the world and learn geography. You will learn how to make reservations using a computer reservation system. Study the basics of selling vacation packages to the leisure traveler as well as designing a travel package for the business traveler. Learn to communicate effectively and handle client/customer needs. Study the airline, cruise, rail, car rental, hospitality industries and learn how to operate your own tourism-based business. Take a field trip to a local airport, hotel, or travel agency to see firsthand how the business of travel operates. Internships will be offered to students in this program. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Hospitality and Tourism 1 Note: Enrollment requires approval of NTC Director's office and instructor. Students will be required to participate in 3 after school events per quarter. Students enrolled in Project Running Start Program can earn college credit for this course.