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Page 1: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

Travel and Tourism ProgramInternational CollegeSeptember 3, 2009

Student Learning Map

Page 2: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

Learning Map for students of Travel & Tourism Program of International CollegeThe learning map is career-oriented

Six learning map is designed based on the following careers for the students with different interests International Hotel Industry

MICE Industry (Meeting, Incentives, Convention and Exhibition)

Travel Agency Industry

Air Travel Industry

Leisure & Recreation Industry

International Tourism Marketing Management

Page 3: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

1st semester 1st year

2nd semester 1st year

1st semester 2nd year

2nd semester 2nd year

1st semester 3rd year

2nd semester 3rd year

1st semester 4th year

2nd semester 4th year

Hospitality

Management

Management

Restaurant

Management

HospitalityService

Human Resource

Manage

ment

Tourism Internship

International Hotel Industry(required credits : 15, elective credits : 21, suggestions : 3)

Beverage Managem

ent

International Hotel Managem

entConvention

and Meeting

Management

Etiquette

Advanced

Tourism Internshi

p

Managerial Communication and

Negotiation Skills

Service Manage

ment

Page 4: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

AH&LA –American Hotel & Lodging AssociationCHS (Certified Hospitality Supervisor )

Today's successful hospitality supervisors must have effective skills such as leadership, time management, and communication. They must keep pace with change, improve their knowledge, and share their experience with others. The Certified Hospitality Supervisor (CHS) designation provides recognition for these skills. Recognized worldwide, the CHS designation is the lodging industry's highest acknowledgment of professionalism for supervisors in the hospitality industry.

Exam Preparation Material - Supervisory Skill Builders is a nine-workbook series which offers a thorough overview of the CHS exam content. Highlights include:

(1) Supervision (2) Leadership (3) Time Management (4) Effective Communication (5) Problem Solving and Conflict

Resolution (6) Orientation and Training (7) Motivation and Team Building (8) Staffing and Scheduling (9) Improving Employee Performance

Test fee: USD$130 (in Taiwan) Test date: on demand (in Taiwan) www.ahla.com

Page 5: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

1st semester 1st year

2nd semester 1st year

1st semester 2nd year

2nd semester 2nd year

1st semester 3rd year

2nd semester 3rd year

1st semester 4th year

2nd semester 4th year

Meeting, Incentives, Convention, ExhibitionMICE Industry (required credits : 18, elective credits : 12, suggestions: 3)

Introduction to

Tourism

Travel Agency Manage

ment Management

Marketing

Management for

the Tourism Industry Travel

Industry and the Media

Managerial Communication and

Negotiation Skills

Tourism Internship

Convention and

Meeting Manageme

nt

Etiquette

Advanced

Tourism Internsh

ip

Service Managem

ent

Page 6: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

MICE Certification (Taiwan)

MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions), activities and events in which companies and organizations showcase various goods and services, bringing about a camaraderie among people. It has been seen as a gradual movement over the years and its popularity and influence is undeniable to the sustainability and growth of all business enterprises.

The role of Taiwan MICE Training and Certification Project is to develop MICE related talent as well as a MICE expertise certification system. To perform at the highest standard, MICE professionals require knowledge, proficiency and extensive experience to deliver their services.

Test date: once a year (this year : October 24th, 2009) Test fee: NTD$550

http://mice.iti.org.tw/

Page 7: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

1st semester 1st year

2nd semester 1st year

1st semester 2nd year

2nd semester 2nd year

1st semester 3rd year

2nd semester 3rd year

1st semester 4th year

2nd semester 4th year

Travel Agency Industry (required credits : 33, elective credits : 12)

Tourism Geograph

y

Tour Manager Practice

Airline Ticketing

Financial Managem

ent in Travel

Industry

Travel Risk and Safety Manageme

nt

Product Strategy and Tour Design

Tourism Internshi

p

Travel Agency

Management

Travel and Transporta

tion Manageme

nt

Tourism Administrat

ion and Regulation

Computerized

Reservation System

Advanced

Tourism Internshi

p

Travel Industry and the Media

Introduction to

Tourism

Tourism E-

commerce

Page 8: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

Professional and Technical Junior Examinations for Tour Guides and Tour Managers (Taiwan)

Test subjects for foreign-language tour guide: Tour Guide Practice (1) (including Tour Guiding and Interpretation, Travel Safety

and Emergency Procedures, Tourist Psychology and Behavior, Airline Ticketing, First Aid, and International Etiquette) 

Tour Guide Practice (2) (including Tourism Administration and Regulations, the Statute Governing Relations between People of the Taiwan Area and the Mainland Area; and Current Affairs Across the Strait)

Introduction to Tourism Resources (including History of Taiwan, Geography of Taiwan, and Conservation of Tourism Resources)

Foreign Languages (among English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, candidates shall choose any one of the six for the language subject)

Test subjects for foreign-language tour manager: Tour Manager Practice (1) (including Techniques and Skills of Tour Management,

Airline Ticketing, First Aid, Travel Safety and Emergency Procedures, and International Etiquette)

Tour Manager Practice (2) (including Tourism Regulations, Laws and Regulations Governing Entry and Exit, Knowledge of Foreign Exchange Regulations, the Sections Governing Travel as well as Contract for International Package Tour in the Provisions of Obligation in the R. O. C. Civil Code, the Statute Governing Relations between Peoples of the Taiwan Area and the Mainland Area; and Current Affairs Across the Strait)

Introduction to Tourism Resources (including World History, World Geography, and Conservation of Tourism Resources)

Foreign Languages (among English, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish, candidates shall choose any one of the five for the language subject)

Test date – once a year, usually in March www.moex.gov.tw

Page 9: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

1st semester 1st year

2nd semester 1st year

1st semester 2nd year

2nd semester 2nd year

1st semester 3rd year

2nd semester 3rd year

1st semester 4th year

2nd semester 4th year

Airline Industry (required credits : 18, elective credits : 15, suggestions : 6)

Etiquette

Air Travel Manageme

nt

Airline Ticketing

Service Marketin

g

Tourism Internshi

p

Travel Agency

Management

Travel Industry and the Media

Advanced

Tourism Internsh

ip

Introduction to

Tourism

Computerized

Reservation System

Service Managem

ent

Tourism E-

commerce

Travel Risk and Safety

Management

Page 10: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

AbacusCRS (Computer Reservation System)A computer reservation system (CRS) is a

computerized system used to store and retrieve information and conduct transactions related to air travel. Originally designed and operated by airlines, CRS were later extended for the use of travel agents; major CRS operations that book and sell tickets for multiple airlines are known as global distribution systems (GDS). Airlines have divested most of their direct holdings to dedicated GDS companies, who make their systems accessible to consumers through Internet gateways. Modern GDS typically allow users to book hotel rooms and rental cars as well as airline tickets.

Abacus is one of the major GDS with a primary focus on Asia/Pacific travel operated by Abacus International Pte, Ltd., which is headquartered in Singapore.

Test date: on demand (to be announced)Dr. Ho – key person to take care of Abacus tests http://www.abacus.com.sg/ http://www.abacus.com.tw/

Page 11: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

1st semester 1st year

2nd semester 1st year

1st semester 2nd year

2nd semester 2nd year

1st semester 3rd year

2nd semester 3rd year

1st semester 4th year

2nd semester 4th year

Leisure & Recreation Industry (required credits : 18, elective credits : 12)

Gaming Manage

ment

Tourism Market

Research

Tourism Internsh

ip

Recreation Programmi

ng for Senior People

Commercial

Recreation

Special Topics on Internatio

nal Tourism

Advanced

Tourism Internshi

p

Introduction to

Tourism

Sustainable

Tourism

Tourism Geograp

hy

Page 12: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

1st semester 1st year

2nd semester 1st year

1st semester 2nd year

2nd semester 2nd year

1st semester 3rd year

2nd semester 3rd year

1st semester 4th year

2nd semester 4th year

International Tourism Marketing Management (required credits : 15, elective credits : 6, suggestions : 9)

Tourism Market

Research

Tourism

Internship

Special Topics on Internatio

nal Tourism

Advanced

Tourism Internsh

ip

Introduction to

Tourism

Management

Marketing

Management for

the Tourism Industry Service

Marketing

Global Marketin

g

Service Manage

ment

Page 13: Travel and Tourism Program International College September 3, 2009 Student Learning Map

LCCI Marketing Level 2

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry International Qualifications (LCCI IQs) have been awarded since 1887 and are recognized by employers, governments and universities worldwide.

Level 2 Marketing qualification is intended for those

new to marketing as a business function, or those who wish to obtain a formally recognized professional qualification.

The aims of this qualification are to enable candidates to develop :

(1) the marketing concept (2) the fundamental techniques applied to the

marketing products and services

Test date: usually twice a year, and on demandTest fee: NTD$2700 (in Taiwan) www.lcci.org.uk www.lcci.com.tw