This course offers an alternative style of learning from other subjects offered in Sixth Form. It will teach about the travel and tourism industry. Units studied: Unit 1 - The World of Travel and Tourism (Year 12) Unit 3 - Principles of Marketing in Travel and Tourism (Year 12) Unit 2 - Global Destinations (Year 13) Unit 9 - Visitor Attractions (Year 13)
Students will need to have six grade 4 passes at GCSE/BTEC. Students also need to have achieved a grade 4 in English (Literature or Language) or Maths at GCSE. 4 in English.
Students must complete all four units over the two years of study. This qualification includes a range of assessment types and styles, which is the main difference from A Level courses. There will be two external assessments and two internal assessments. External Assessments: Unit 1 - 90-minute exam with 75 marks available. Unit 2 - A task and case study set by the exam board. The assessment will take up to three hours of lesson time to complete and be submitted using a computer. Internal Assessments: Units 3 and 9 - Assignments will be carried out in school and assessed by teaching staff. The course is graded using the Pass, Merit, Distinction and Distinction* system.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Suffolk |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Ransom Road, Woodbridge, IP12 4JX |
This course offers an alternative style of learning from other subjects offered in Sixth Form. It will teach about the travel and tourism industry. Units studied: Unit 1 - The World of Travel and Tourism (Year 12) Unit 3 - Principles of Marketing in Travel and Tourism (Year 12) Unit 2 - Global Destinations (Year 13) Unit 9 - Visitor Attractions (Year 13)
Students will need to have six grade 4 passes at GCSE/BTEC. Students also need to have achieved a grade 4 in English (Literature or Language) or Maths at GCSE. 4 in English.
Students must complete all four units over the two years of study. This qualification includes a range of assessment types and styles, which is the main difference from A Level courses. There will be two external assessments and two internal assessments. External Assessments: Unit 1 - 90-minute exam with 75 marks available. Unit 2 - A task and case study set by the exam board. The assessment will take up to three hours of lesson time to complete and be submitted using a computer. Internal Assessments: Units 3 and 9 - Assignments will be carried out in school and assessed by teaching staff. The course is graded using the Pass, Merit, Distinction and Distinction* system.