Certificate in Introduction to Cabin Crew Level 2
at Hertford Regional College, Ware · college
What the college says
Students on this course will learn a wide range of skills that will support them to work in the travel and tourism industry focusing on the cabin crew sector. Students will also work in partnership with recognised travel companies and organisations who will help them to gain further understanding and experience within the travel and tourism industry working with partners including Titan Airways and ABTA. The course also features the opportunity for study trips with previous locations including New York Krakow Paris and Lisbon.What makes Travel & Tourism at HRC special? We are proud to have a consistently high rate of achievement You will be taught in our exceptional simulated airline suite. The suite features our JetBlueAir 18-seat aeroplane cabin with HRC being one of only two colleges in the whole country to have this facility on-site. The cabin is complete with overhead lockers PA system check-in desk and security area providing an incredibly realistic training environment The team at HRC have all worked (or continue to work!) in the industry themselves in roles from air cabin crew to holiday representatives and know what employers are looking for in employeesWhat do our students say?"The best thing about the course is that we covered everything within the industry so you get a good idea of what you want to do after.""Our tutors know a lot about the Travel industry and one of them is a Cabin Crew Manager. So we get to learn lots of insider information that can help us when
What you need to get on
To take on this course you will need: 160 GCSE entry points or have a Level 1 Diploma with a Merit grade GCSE Grades 3/D in English and maths and be willing to work towards these in addition to your full-time courseWe also welcome applications from students with relevant experience or qualifications.If you would like help understanding our entry requirements give our Information Team a call on 01992 411411.
How you are assessed
Learning a trade with tools and equipment, often in a college workshop or salon.
What this level means
The GCSE-equivalent step, and the usual route into Level 3.
Is it open to 16 to 18 year olds?
Approved for 16 to 18 study on the government's Section 96 list.
Where it runs
Broxbourne Campus
Hertford Regional College Broxbourne Campus, Turnford, EN10 6AE
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Start dates
- 31 August 2026 · Turnford
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