Tourism Courses in Brisbane

If you love travelling the planet why not become a travel consultant with the SIT30222 Certificate III in Travel? This nationally recognised training course opens the door to jobs with call centres, cruise lines, airlines, corporate travel companies, and travel agencies. Skills include: using computer reservation systems, providing advice on Australian and international destinations, arranging international flights and travel, making bookings, preparing quotes, engaging with customers, and more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, travel career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment opportunities near you..

Get a job in the tourism industry with the SIT20122 Certificate II in Tourism. This nationally recognised qualification opens the door to a range of employment opportunities in events and functions, museums, tourist offices, theme parks, resorts and holiday parks. The course covers: workplace safety and communication, interacting with customers, providing tourist and travel information to customers, and retail skills. Choose electives that support specific job outcomes: ride operator, retail sales, event reception, museum attendant, and more. Enquire now for the full list of speciality electives (and their availability) and enrolment openings near you..

The Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) focuses on the essential skills needed in the ever-growing tourism sector, one of the world's largest service industries. Students will learn about destination marketing and the sustainable management of tourism locales, equipping them with the expertise to contribute effectively to economic development in various global destinations..

The Bachelor of Business (Event Management) encompasses all facets of organising and conducting large-scale events. The curriculum addresses creative planning, client management, and crucial legal, marketing, and financial considerations. Practical industry skills in project and strategic management are also acquired. Optional specialisations in fields such as hospitality, tourism, and marketing further enhance the course's scope. Upon completion, students will be proficient in both the theoretical and practical aspects of event management..

If you love people, the SIT30122 Certificate III in Tourism opens up a wide range of jobs at theme parks, museums, wineries, cultural heritage sites, visitor information centres, tourist offices, and tourist attractions. With this nationally recognised qualification you’ll gain foundational knowledge of the tourist industry in Australia as well as skills in customer service and communication. Choose specialist electives to support job roles in tourism operations, tourism delivery, marine tourism, holiday parks and resorts, client and customer service, IT and administration. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, specialist electives (and their availability) and upcoming enrolment dates..

The SIT40122 Certificate IV in Travel and Tourism (Holiday Parks and Resorts) equips you with the skills and knowledge to excel and lead in the tourism and holiday park industries. This qualification reflects the role of skilled operators who coordinate travel or tourism services, often with supervisory responsibilities. They operate independently, using discretion to solve non-routine problems. This qualification provides a pathway to various roles in travel agencies, tour operators, holiday parks, resorts, and other tourism businesses. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates..

The SIT30122 Certificate III in Tourism (Holiday Parks and Resorts) equips individuals with well-developed tourism service, sales, and operational skills. Graduates can work as inbound tour coordinators, visitor information officers, or holiday park employees. They will use discretion and judgement to coordinate tourism services with some independence and under limited supervision. This qualification offers pathways to various tourism sectors, including tour operators, visitor centres, attractions, and small tourism businesses, allowing for multi-skilling or specialisation in planning and coordinating tourism services. Enquire now for the full list of elective choices, entry requirements, and available enrolment dates..

The Master of International Tourism and Hospitality Management prepares graduates for advanced career steps in the global tourism and hotel industry. Students develop essential managerial skills, including advanced business acumen, strategic insight, and high-level management abilities, all underpinned by sustainability principles. The course strengthens core business skills in financial planning, hospitality management, and marketing, complemented by an understanding of managing in culturally diverse contexts. It's ideal for those aiming to excel in leadership roles within the dynamic international tourism and hospitality sector. .

Develop skills that will enable you to provide quality customer service when working in any sector of the tourism, travel and hospitality industry. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements and upcoming enrolment opportunities near you..

Looking for a behind-the-scenes role at an art gallery, museum, or cultural centre? Try the CUA40820 Certificate IV in Arts and Cultural Administration. This nationally recognised qualification will teach you how to work and communicate with arts professionals, maintaining information systems, organising events and taking care of marketing. The course covers: workplace safety, team leadership, developing community networks, critical thinking, making presentations, using business technology, producing digital content, event administration, copyright compliance, and much more. Enquire now for entry requirements, arts career outcomes, and upcoming course dates..

Get a job at cultural heritage sites with the SIT10122 Certificate I in Tourism (Australian Indigenous Culture). This entry-level qualification will develop your knowledge of Australian indigenous culture and will give you the skills to sell gifts and souvenirs to customers, carry out basic cleaning of the premises (and equipment), and use basic digital technologies . The course also covers: worksite communication, on-the-job safety, assisting customers, presenting basic information about indigenous culture, and more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, tourism job outcomes, and upcoming enrolment dates..

Would you like a senior role at a travel agency or call centre — or even leading tour groups at different tourist attractions around Australia? With the SIT40122 Certificate IV in Travel and Tourism you can specialise in either travel sales and bookings or tourism delivery, and you’ll also gain skills in leadership, customer service, and cultural awareness. Competencies include: building professional knowledge of the travel and tourism industry, providing outstanding customer experiences, managing conflict, monitoring and interpreting sales data, communicating with clients and customers. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, specialist electives (and their availability), and upcoming opportunities for enrolment in your area..

Do you work in the tourism and travel industry and want to step-up to team leader or unit manager? Try the SIT50122 Diploma of Travel and Tourism Management. This nationally recognise diploma is focused on leadership skills and you can choose electives that support a career in sales, tour groups, travel consulting, holiday parks and resorts. The course covers: developing advanced knowledge of the tourism and travel industry, managing customer service, interpersonal skills and conflict management, team leadership, financial management, business relationships and networking. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, specialist elective choices (and their availability), and upcoming enrolment opportunities in your area..

How about a dynamic career in event management? The SIT60222 Advanced Diploma of Event Management will teach you how to plan and manage large public events including concerts, music festivals, conferences, fetes, carnivals, exhibitions, product launches and tradeshows. Competencies include: managing business risk, determining event feasibility, preparing event budgets and financial reports, managing event production, liaising with businesses and stakeholders, leading and managing event staff. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, event management career outcomes, and training providers near you that offer this diploma..