Course Entity: Tourism and Hospitality
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Utility and social studies
Admission Requirements: • A year end school report for Grade 9 or higher • An NQF Level 1Qualification • RPL assessment to meet requirements. • Specific College selection criteria
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TNC National Certificate Vocational (NC(V)
National Qualifications Framework (NQF) Level 2, 3, & 4 Duration: One Year per Level Admission Requirements: – A year end school report for Grade 9 or higher – An NQF Level 1 Qualification – RPL assessment to meet requirements. – Competency in the Learning Outcomes at NQF Level 2, 3 to enroll NQF Level 3/4/specific…
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Tourism Management
Provide information regarding various destinations and attractions locally and overseas, guide customers in planning their itinerary, handle in a competent and professional manner the planning, compiling and execution of travel arrangements for individuals as well as groups, market effectively special packages, products and professional services. Can be employed by travel agencies (wholesale and retail), holiday accommodation/resorts, transport and…
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BCom (General: Tourism)
This programme is aimed at students who wish to specialize in the field of Tourism on second and third year level. During the first year of study, students are able to obtain a solid foundation in key modules in the field of commerce, such as Business Management and Economics.
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BTech in Tourism Management
The programme prepares students with critical competencies required in the tourism industry at managerial level and beyond, given the robust nature of the tourism industry. This course is offered by the George and Second Avenue Campus.
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National Diploma in Nature Conservation (George Campus)
The programme consists of two years of theoretical and one year of experiential training. During theoretical training students gain a sound grounding in animal and plant biology, ecology and resource management of South African ecosystems.
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National Diploma in Game Ranch Management (George Campus)
The programme consists of two years of theoretical and one year of experiential training. During their training, students gain a sound grounding in animal and plant biology, ecology and human, financial and natural resource management. Lodge management and client orientated communication skills are emphasised.
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National Diploma in Game Ranch Management (North Campus)
This programme includes thorough training in the fields of game science, game ranch ecology, game ranch management, game health management, soil science, rangeland studies, game utilisation and computer usage.
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National Diploma in Tourism Management (Second Avenue Campus)
This programme prepares students for an exciting career in the tourism industry. The programme is intense and covers a wide spectrum of both skills-based training and knowledge that is critical for the tourism industry.
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Bachelors in Consumer Science (Hospitality Management)
Consumer science focuses on hospitality, enabling students to prepare for careers in sectors as varied as education, entrepreneurship, hospitality. Throughout the programme, students benefit from practical courses, ensuring they are ready to apply theory as soon as they graduate.