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Five tips for study success at ITC

ITC is like one big family, so make the most of the fun and friendly atmosphere while you study.
If you want to pass your tourism qualification with flying colours (and have plenty of fun along the way), this blog post is for you.
Here are five tips for study success from an ITC graduate. Print these out and stick them on your wall so they serve as a daily reminder to keep you on track.
Posted in News, Student success, Study inspiration | Tagged college life, study tips | Leave a reply4 ways studying at ITC prepares you for the ‘real world’
Posted on 06/03/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Love travel? Studying at ITC is an excellent way to prepare yourself for a career in the airline, travel and tourism industry.
One of the things that makes ITC a great place to study is how the College takes great care to prepare you for a ‘real job’ in the industry.
At ITC, you get so much more than a qualification – you also learn practical skills that will help you excel in the workforce.
Here are four ways ITC prepares you for a ‘real job’.
Posted in News, Student success, Study inspiration | Leave a replyFive ways to make more time for study
Posted on 27/02/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Feel like you’re running out of time to study? Here are five tips to get you back on track.
If you’re struggling to find time for study, this blog post is for you. We know how hard it can be to juggle study with part-time work, family commitments, not to mention your social life.
Fortunately, with a little bit of forward planning – and some short-term sacrifices – there are ways you can make more time in your life for study.
Here are five tips to help you get more study done, so you can complete your tourism qualification on time and kickstart your career in this exciting industry.
Posted in News, Study inspiration | Leave a replySupercharge your tourism career with the NZ Diploma in Tourism Level 5
Posted on 20/02/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Take your tourism career to the next level with the Level 5 New Zealand Diploma in Tourism.
Are you looking for a qualification that will help you take your tourism career to the next level?
Do you aspire to work in tourism management, get a promotion, or even own a tourism business one day?
Are you ambitious, motivated, great with people, and interested in leadership and personal development?
If you’re reading this and thinking “yes, this is me!”, then you might like to know more about our Level 5 New Zealand Diploma in Tourism.
Posted in News, Student success, Study inspiration | Tagged Level 5, tourism management | Leave a replyA low-stress approach to achieving your goals
Posted on 30/01/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Follow our tips for low-stress goal setting to achieve your dreams without losing sleep.
Do you find goal setting stressful? Do you feel anxious about achieving your goals – and guilty when you inevitably trip up?
If you’re nodding your head, this blog post is for you.
Follow this low-stress approach to achieving your goals to turn your anxiety into ambition.
We hope these tips help you achieve your airline, travel or tourism qualification in 2018.
Posted in News, Study inspiration | Leave a replyExplore Group engages ITC for staff training
Posted on 23/01/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Some of the Explore employees at ITC’s City Campus. Explore Auckland General Manager Alyson Curran says ITC was the “obvious choice” for staff training.
Late last year, the International Travel College of New Zealand (ITC) delivered a workshop for Explore Group to help prepare Explore’s staff for what might be the busiest summer on record.
With 22 years of tourism training experience, ITC is passionate about delivering training to students and tourism businesses. All of ITC’s staff are qualified trainers with practical tourism experience.
“Before our tutors became teachers, they were tourism professionals. They worked in airline, travel, and tourism, and have first-hand experience of the unique skills required to thrive in this growing industry,” says Claire Huxley, ITC Marketing Director.
Posted in In the Community, News, Study inspiration | Tagged staff training, Tourism training | Leave a reply6 reasons to study tourism in 2018
Posted on 16/01/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Love travel? Then a career in tourism could be right for you.
Have you just finished school and you’re looking for your next challenge? Or are you in the mood for a career change?
Whether you’re a school leaver or a career changer, a career in tourism could be right for you. And the best way to kickstart your tourism career is with a qualification from The International Travel College of New Zealand (ITC).
Posted in News, Study inspiration | Leave a replyFive ways to be a tourist in your hometown this summer
Posted on 09/01/2018 by Jess O'Connor
Stuck at home this summer? Make the most of the warm weather with these five tips for being a tourist in your hometown.
As a travel-lover, you probably wish you were on a plane to somewhere exotic this summer.
But you don’t have to travel internationally to live the life of a traveller. Here are five ways to be a tourist in your own hometown this summer.
Posted in News, Study inspiration | Leave a replyKickstart your tourism career with the NZ Cert in Tourism Level 3
Posted on 12/12/2017 by Jess O'Connor
The New Zealand Certificate in Tourism with a Strand in Tourism & Travel is the perfect introduction to the tourism industry.
Would you like to work in New Zealand’s thriving tourism industry?
Are you a school-leaver or career-changer looking for a qualification that will help you get an excellent entry-level job?
Come and study the New Zealand Certificate in Tourism with a Strand in Tourism & Travel at the International Travel College.
This Level 3 qualification is the perfect introduction to the tourism industry, with a particular focus on New Zealand tourism destinations and customer service skills.
Posted in News, Study inspiration | Leave a replyTips for juggling work and study
Posted on 14/11/2017 by Jess O'Connor
If you’d like to work and study at the same time, it’s important to have a plan. Read on for some tips on juggling the two commitments.
Working while you study is an excellent way to gain customer service experience, add to your CV, and keep your bank account looking healthy.
However, a part-time job can be time-consuming, so it’s important to avoid overcommitting yourself. Study should always come first!
It is possible to do both if you’re organised and motivated. In fact, we often encourage students to work a few hours a week so they can gain some real-world experience while they study.
Here are some tips for juggling work and study from Cathy Alder, one of our employment consultants.
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