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ABE Certificate in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Course Code: NABE21

The Association of Business Executives (ABE) is a market leader in the cost-effective provision of quality assured British management education leading to awards which are valued in their own right, but which are also recognised as an accepted route onto the later stages of a number of UK and overseas professional or university qualifications.

Course Aims

ABE Certificate in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality provides a pathway through which students aspiring to management roles in the sector can develop a combination of key business skills and industry knowledge in preparation for the varied and demanding careers which the industry offers. Students can use the combination of business and vocational subjects which they have pursued as a route to rewarding employment or as a stepping stone to further study in colleges and universities world-wide. The Travel, Tourism and Hospitality pathway is structured identically with that in ABE Business Administration and Business Information Systems programmes, is of a comparable level and shares a number of business subjects with them.

Course Market

Travel, Tourism and Hospitality industry today is the largest and most pervasive sector within the global economy. It is an industry that comprises many components (historical attractions, theme parks, travel agents, airlines, museums, hotels and restaurants among others) in both the public and private sectors of most countries. Attracting visitors is high on the economic agenda of all countries, states and cities. What travel, tourism and hospitality, world-wide, has in common is the need to provide quality services to increasingly discerning customers in a business-orientated manner. This need requires management leadership in all the main functional business areas (finance, marketing, human resource management, and operations) as well as the strategic leadership associated with general management.

The course is aimed principally at providing a professional qualification for the following markets:

  • employees wishing to develop their professional skills in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
  • students wishing to achieve a Degree or MBA in a flexible and modular basis, at their own convenience and timescale.
  • international students aiming to achieve a world class professional qualification in Travel, Tourism and Hospitality

Course Structure

All four subjects are compulsory

NBM001

  Introduction to Business

NFA001

  Introduction to Accounting

NBM002

  Introduction to Business Communication

NBM401

  Introduction to Travel, Tourism and Hospitality

Duration

The course duration is for 6 Months Full-time.

Each tutor led session per module would be of 3 hours duration, and there would be one class per module per week.

International students need to apply for Full-Time program with duration of more than 6 months and have to take a minimum of 4 modules per term. Full-time students have to attend 16 hours of tutor led classroom study each week and are required to spend atleast 8 hours in self-study and completing assignments, totalling to 24 hours of Guided Learning Hours per week.

Assessment

The examinations of the ABE are set and marked externally. All subjects will be assessed by a written external examination of three hours duration.

ABE examinations are held twice a year in June and December. The dates are published in the journal Business Executive which is supplied free to all members four times a year. The ABE has examination centres worldwide which are independent of any Institutions running the ABE programmes.

The Panel of Examiners and Moderators is drawn from the staff of UK Universities and industry and have direct experience of business life. The Examiners are instructed by the Education Committee.

Only registered students of the Association may sit for the examinations. Students should be aware of the closing dates for registration and examinations. This information can be obtained from the ABE office or from the College Examinations Office.

n completion of each qualification, a scroll will be dispatched to the successful student as soon as possible. It is important that students retain this scroll.

The Method of Assessment for all ABE subjects is by written examination and the following Grades are awarded:

Grade A - 70%+ Distinction
Grade B - 55-69% Credit
Grade C - 40-54% Pass
Grade D - 30-39% Fail
Grade E - 29% and below Fail

Candidates will be notified individually of their results normally about two months after the examinations.

ABE Registration

Students wishing to register with the Association should complete a registration form and return
it to the Registrar together with appropriate fees, copies of educational qualifications (in English)
and details of relevant working experience where necessary. Any incomplete applications will be
returned.

Examination fees are indicated on Examination Entry Forms. The annual subscription and other current fees are shown on the Fees list available from ABE.

Annual subscriptions fall due on the anniversary of the date of registration. An invoice will be sent direct to each student.

Students should be aware of the closing dates for registration and examinations as these are strictly adhered to.

Entry Requirements

No formal qualifications are required but applicants must demonstrate competence in the English language by the attainment of one of the following (or equivalent):

  1. British Council - Intermediate Certificate in English/Upper Advanced Certificate in English.
  2. LCCI - English for Business (EFB) 1st or 2nd level.
    Pitman/City & Guilds - English for Speakers of Other languages (ESOL)/English for Business Communications.
  3. RSA (OCR) - English language Stage 2.
    Or
  4. Confirmation by their college of equivalent standard in the use of English.

The decision of Council as to the suitability of the candidate shall be final.

* All prospective students are advised to enrol with ABE at the commencement of their studies in order that their eligibility may be confirmed at that time.

Exemptions

No exemption is granted from any subject in the Certificate examination.

Note: Commencement of any program is subject to enrolment of a minimum of 5 students per program. NLC reserves the right to withdraw any or all of the programs prior to its commencement, without further notice.

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