Level 2 Tourism offers a range of Unit Standards. These standards align with what students would typically encounter in an introductory course at a Polytechnic. During this phase, students will delve into global geography, explore New Zealand's tourism industry, acquire skills for fundamental workplace calculations, and gain insights into various occupational roles.

Students have the option to pursue a single year of the course, either during Year 12 or Year 13 or complete the two year programme. 

There are a range of tertiary courses available in Travel and Tourism through Polytechnics and 

private providers such as Queenstown Resort College.  Possible careers in Travel and 

Tourism could include flight attendant, tour guide, travel agent, hotel management and event management.

Studying Year 12 Tourism can lead to diverse career opportunities, including:

• Tourism Manager: Manage tourism operations, destinations, or attractions, ensuring optimal visitor experiences and sustainable practices.

• Event Planner: Organize and manage events such as conferences, festivals, and corporate retreats, leveraging tourism principles and customer service skills.

• Hospitality Manager: Oversee operations in hotels, resorts, restaurants, or cruise ships, ensuring high standards of service and guest satisfaction.

• Tourism Consultant: Provide expert advice to destinations, businesses, or governments on tourism development, marketing strategies, and sustainable tourism practices.

• Travel Agent: Assist clients in planning and booking travel arrangements, providing personalized recommendations and ensuring memorable travel experiences.

There are no prerequisites for this course.  

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