BTEC International Level 3 Travel And Tourism - Edexcel
BTEC International Level 3Travel andTourismSpecificationFirst teaching from April 2020ISSUE 3
PearsonBTEC InternationalLevel 3 Qualifications inTravel and TourismSpecificationFirst teaching April 2020Issue 3
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WelcomeWith a track record built over 40 years of learner success, our BTEC International Level 3qualifications are recognised internationally by governments, industry and highereducation. BTEC International Level 3 qualifications allow learners to progress to theworkplace – either directly or via study at a higher level. Over 100,000 BTEC learnersapply to university every year. Their Level 3 BTECs, either on their own or in combinationwith A Levels, are accepted by UK and international universities, and higher-educationinstitutes for entry to relevant degree programmes.Career-ready educationBTECs enable a learner-centred approach to education, with a flexible, unit-basedstructure and knowledge applied to project-based assessments. BTECs focus on theholistic development of the practical, interpersonal and thinking skills required to besuccessful in employment and higher education.When creating the BTEC International Level 3 qualifications in this suite, we worked withmany employers, higher-education providers, colleges and schools to ensure that wemet their needs. Employers are looking for recruits who have a thorough grounding inthe latest industry requirements and work-ready skills, for example teamwork. Learnerswho progress to higher education need experience of research, extended writing andmeeting deadlines. BTEC qualifications provide the breadth and depth of learning togive learners this experience.BTEC addresses these needs by offering: a range of BTEC qualification sizes, each with a clear purpose, so that thereis something to suit each learner’s choice of study programme andprogression plans internationally relevant content, which is closely aligned with employer andhigher-education needs assessments and projects chosen to help learners progress; this means thatsome assessments and projects are set by you to meet local needs, while othersare set by Pearson, ensuring a core of skills and understanding common to alllearners.We provide a full range of support, both resources and people, to ensure that learnersand teachers have the best possible experience during their course. See Section 10Resources and support, for details of the support we offer.
Summary of Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel andTourism specification Issue 3 changesSummary of changes made between the previous issue and thiscurrent issuePagenumberThe Assessment controls text has been updated in the Pearson SetAssignment units and Section 7.Pages 18, 23,37, 221 and261Unit 2: Worldwide Travel and Tourism DestinationPage 44The D1 criteria in the Assessment criteria grid has been amended. Thecriteria covers only Learning aim A. There is no distinction criteria forLearning aim B.Summary of Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel andTourism specification Issue 2 changesSummary of changes made between Issue 1 and Issue 2PagenumberUnit 6: Specialist TourismContent for A4 The Association of Independent Tour Operators(AITO) and its members has been removedPages 90and 92If you need further information on these changes or what they mean, contact us via ourwebsite at: tml.
ContentsIntroduction to the BTEC International Level 3 qualifications for the traveland tourism sector1Qualifications, sizes and purposes at a glance2Structures of the qualifications at a glance4Qualification and unit content6Assessment6Grading for units and qualifications81 Qualification purpose and progression92 Structure123 Units19Understanding your units19Index of units214 Planning your programme2475 Assessment structure250Introduction250Internal assessment250Pearson Set Assignment units2506 Internal assessment251Principles of internal assessment (applies to all units)251Making valid assessment decisions253Planning and record keeping254Setting effective assignments (applies to all units withoutPearson set assignments)255Late completion, resubmission and retakes (applies to all units includingPearson set assignment units)2577 Administrative arrangements259Introduction259Learner registration and entry259Access to assessment259Administrative arrangements for assessment260Conducting set assignments261Dealing with malpractice in assessment262Certification and results264Additional documents to support centre administration2648 Quality assurance2659 Understanding the qualification grade267
10 Resources and support278Support for setting up your course and preparing to teach278Pearson Progress278Support for teaching and learning278LearningHub279Support for assessment279Pearson English279Training and support from Pearson280Appendix 1: Links to industry standards281Appendix 2: Transferable employability skills282The need for transferable skillsAppendix 3: Glossary of terms used282283
Introduction to the BTEC International Level 3qualifications for the travel and tourism sectorThis specification contains all the information you need to deliver the Pearson BTECInternational Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism. We also refer you to otherhandbooks and policies. This specification includes all the units for these qualifications.These qualifications are part of the suite of Travel and Tourism qualifications offered byPearson. In this suite, there are qualifications that focus on different progression routes,allowing learners to choose the one best suited to their aspirations. These qualificationsare not regulated in England.All qualifications in the suite share some common units and assessments, which giveslearners some flexibility in moving between sizes. In the Travel and Tourism sectorthese qualifications are:Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Certificate in Travel and TourismPearson BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and TourismPearson BTEC International Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Travel and TourismPearson BTEC International Level 3 Diploma in Travel and TourismPearson BTEC International Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel and Tourism.This specification signposts the other essential documents and support that you needas a centre in order to deliver, assess and administer the qualifications, includingthe staff development required. A summary of all essential documents is given inSection 7 Administrative arrangements. Information on how we can support you withthese qualifications is given in Section 10 Resources and support.The information in this specification is correct at the time of publication.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 20221
Qualifications, sizes and purposes at a glanceTitleSize and structureSummary purposePearson BTECInternationalLevel 3 Certificate inTravel and Tourism180 GLHThis qualification is designed tosupport learners who want anintroduction to the sectorthrough applied learning andfor whom an element of traveland tourism would becomplementary. Thequalification supportsprogression to higher educationas part of a programme of studythat includes other appropriateBTEC International Level 3qualifications or InternationalA Levels.Pearson BTECInternationalLevel 3 SubsidiaryDiploma in Traveland Tourism360 GLHPearson BTECInternationalLevel 3 FoundationDiploma in Traveland Tourism510 GLH2Equivalent in size to 0.5of an International A Level.Two units, both mandatoryand at least one isassessed by setassignment.Mandatory content (100%).Equivalent in size to oneInternational A Level.At least four units, of whichtwo are mandatory andone is assessed by setassignment.Mandatory content (50%).Equivalent in size to 1.5International A Levels.At least six units, of whichfour are mandatory andtwo are assessed by setassignment.Mandatory content (76%).This qualification is designedto support learners who areinterested in learning about thetravel and tourism industryalongside other fields of study,with a view to progressing to awide range of higher educationcourses, not necessarily in traveland tourism-related subjects.The qualification is designedto be taken as part of aprogramme of study thatincludes other appropriateBTEC International Level 3qualifications or InternationalA Levels.This qualification is designed tosupport learners who want tostudy travel and tourism asa one-year, full-time course,or for those wanting to take italongside another area ofcomplementary or contrastingstudy as part of a two-year,full-time study programme.The qualification would supportprogression to higher educationif taken as part of a programmeof study that included otherBTEC International Level 3qualification or InternationalA Levels.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022
TitleSize and structureSummary purposePearson BTECInternationalLevel 3 Diploma inTravel and Tourism720 GLHThis qualification is designed tosupport learners who want tostudy travel and tourism as themain element alongside anotherarea of complementary orcontrasting study as part ofa two-year, full-time studyprogramme. The qualificationwould support progression tohigher education if taken aspart of a programme of studythat included other BTECInternational Level 3qualifications or InternationalA Levels.Pearson BTECInternationalLevel 3 ExtendedDiploma in Traveland Tourism1080 GLHEquivalent in size to twoInternational A Levels.At least nine units, of whichfive are mandatory andtwo are assessed by setassignment.Mandatory content (67%).Equivalent in size to threeInternational A Levels.At least 13 units, of whicheight are Mandatory andthree are assessed by setassignment.Mandatory content (72%).Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022This qualification is designedas a full-time course to supportlearners who want to studytravel and tourism as the mainfocus of a two-year, full-timestudy programme. Thequalification would supportprogression to higher educationin its own right.3
Structures of the qualifications at a glanceThis table shows all the units and the qualifications to which they contribute. The full structure for this Pearson BTEC InternationalLevel 3 in Travel and Tourism is shown in Section 2 Structure. You must refer to the full structure to select units and plan yourprogramme.KeyPearson Set AssignmentMMandatory unitsUnit sizeCertificate(GLH)1 The Travel and Tourism Industry902 Worldwide Travel and Tourism Destination1203 Marketing Travel and Tourism to Domesticand International Customers904 Customer Service in Travel and Tourism905 Travel and Tourism Enterprises906 Specialist Tourism607 Sustainable TourismOOptional units(180 GLH)SubsidiaryDiploma(360 GLH)FoundationDiploma(510 GLH)(720 GLH)ExtendedDiploma(1080 GLH)MMMMMOMMMMMMMMMMMOOOO60OOOO8 The Airport Experience60OOOO9 Visitor Attractions60OOOO10 Global and Domestic Passenger Transport60OOOO11 Events, Conferences and Exhibitions for theTravel and Tourism Industry60OOOO12 Investigating Overseas Working60OOOO13 Work Experience in Travel and Tourism60OOOO14 The Cruise Industry60OOOO15 Recruitment and Selection in Travel andTourism60OOOOUnit (number and title)4MMDiplomaPearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022
Unit (number and title)Unit sizeCertificate(GLH)(180 GLH)16 My Country as a Tourist Destination9017 The Accommodation Sector in the Traveland Tourism Industry9018 Researching Current Travel Trends and KeyIssues in Travel and Tourism120Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022SubsidiaryDiploma(360 GLH)FoundationDiploma(510 GLH)Diploma(720 GLH)ExtendedDiploma(1080 GLH)OOOMMOM5
Qualification and unit contentPearson has developed the content of the new BTEC International Level 3 qualificationsin collaboration with employers and representatives from higher education, and relevantprofessional bodies. In this way, we have ensured that content is up to date and thatit includes the knowledge, understanding, skills and personal attributes required inthe sector.The mandatory content ensures that all learners are following a coherent programme ofstudy and that they acquire knowledge, understanding and skills that will be recognisedand valued by higher education and employers. Learners are expected to showachievement across mandatory units as detailed in Section 2 Structure.BTEC qualifications encompass applied learning that brings together knowledge andunderstanding with practical and technical skills. This applied learning is achievedthrough learners performing vocational tasks that encourage the development ofappropriate vocational behaviours and transferable skills. Transferable skills are thosesuch as communication, teamwork and research and analysis, which are valued in bothhigher education and the workplace. Opportunities to develop these skills aresignposted in the units.Our approach provides rigour and balance, and promotes the ability to apply learningimmediately in new contexts.Centres should ensure that content, for example content that references regulation,legislation, policies and regulatory/standards organisations, is kept up to date. The unitsinclude guidance on approaches to breadth and depth of coverage, which can bemodified to ensure that content is current and reflects international variations.AssessmentAssessment is designed to fit the purpose and objective of the qualification. It includesa range of assessment types and styles suited to vocational qualifications in the sector.All assessment is internal but some mandatory units have extra controls on assessmentand are assessed using Pearson Set Assignments. Additionally, some units are synoptic.Set assignment unitsSome mandatory units in the qualifications are assessed using a set assignment.Each assessment is set by Pearson and may need to be taken under controlledconditions before it is marked by teachers.Set assignment units are subject to external standards verification processes common toall BTEC units. By setting an assignment for some units, we can ensure that all learnerstake the same assessment for a specific unit. Learners are permitted to resit setassignment units during their programme. Please see Section 6 for further information.Set assignments are available from September each year and are valid for one yearonly. For detailed information on the Pearson Set Assignment, please see the tablein Section 2 Structure. For further information on preparing for assessment,see Section 5 Assessment structure.6Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022
Internal assessmentAll units in the sector are internally assessed and subject to external standardsverification. Before you assess you will need to become an approved centre,if you are not one already. You will need to prepare to assess using the guidancein Section 6 Internal assessment.For units where there is no Pearson Set Assignment, you select the most appropriateassessment styles according to the learning set out in the unit. This ensures thatlearners are assessed using a variety of styles to help them develop a broad rangeof transferable skills. Learners could be given opportunities to: write up the findings of their own research use case studies to explore complex or unfamiliar situations carry out projects for which they have choice over the direction and outcomes demonstrate practical and technical skills using appropriate processes.For these units, Pearson will provide an Authorised Assignment brief that you can use.You will make grading decisions based on the requirements and supporting guidancegiven in the units. Learners may not make repeated submissions of assignmentevidence. For further information, please see Section 6 Internal assessment.Language of assessmentAssessment of the units for these qualifications is available in English but can betranslated as necessary.All learner work must be available for standardisation in English. A learner takingthe qualification/s may be assessed in sign language where it is permitted for thepurpose of reasonable adjustment. For information on reasonable adjustments,see Section 7 Administration arrangements.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 20227
Grading for units and qualificationsAchievement of the qualification requires demonstration of depth of study in eachunit, assured acquisition of a range of practical skills required for employment or forprogression to higher education, and successful development of transferable skills.Learners who achieve a qualification will have achieved across mandatory units,including synoptic assessment, where applicable.Units are assessed using a grading scale of Distinction (D), Merit (M), Pass (P) andUnclassified (U). All mandatory and optional units contribute proportionately to theoverall qualification grade, for example a unit of 120 GLH will contribute double thatof a 60 GLH unit.Qualifications in the suite are graded using a scale of P to D*, or PP to D*D*, or PPPto D*D*D*. Please see Section 9 Understanding the qualification grade, for more details.The relationship between qualification grading scales and unit grades will be subject toregular review as part of Pearson’s standards monitoring processes, on the basis oflearner performance and in consultation with key users of the qualifications.8Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022
1Qualification purpose and progressionPearson BTEC International Level 3 qualifications in Travel and TourismWho are these qualifications for?The Pearson BTEC International Level 3 qualifications in Travel and Tourism are intendedto support progression to further study with the primary purpose of supporting post 16learners’ access to Higher Education within the Leisure, Travel and Tourism sector. Thepurpose reflects the shift towards increased graduate employment within the industry,with roles at Level 3 and below generally occurring in allied industries such as customerservice and business administration.Which size qualification to choose?Choosing the most suitable size of qualification will depend on the learner’s broaderprogramme of study. For example, a learner who wishes to focus solely on Travel andTourism may take the Diploma or Extended Diploma, while a learner who selects asmaller qualification, such as the Certificate or Subsidiary Diploma, may choose tocombine it with qualifications from other sectors, in order to support their desiredprogression. Smaller qualifications are also suitable for learners who are in employmentand studying part-time.Qualification structures have been designed to enable a learner who starts with thesmallest qualification to progress easily to the larger qualifications.What do these qualifications cover?The content of these qualifications have been designed to support progression toparticular roles in the travel and tourism sector, either directly into entry-level roleslinked to these occupational areas or, more likely, via particular higher-education routesin the particular areas. The qualification content has been designed in consultation withemployers, professional bodies and higher-education providers to ensure that thecontent is appropriate for the progression routes identified.The learning programme covers the following mandatory content areas: The travel and tourism industry– the travel and tourism industry is growing andis of major importance to the global economy. Learners will develop the skillsneeded to examine, interpret and analyse a variety of statistics that measurethe importance of tourism to their country Different types of destinations and their importance – learners will research thefeatures and appeal of worldwide destinations Customer services – learners will explore and apply ways of managing internaland external customer experience to support organisational success anddevelop their customer service skills Research – learners will investigate current travel trends and current key issuesand develop research skills as part of a research proposal looking at a key traveltrend and a key issue in travel and tourism Managing accommodation services – learners will examine the structure andleadership styles used within the accommodation sector as well as looking atthe methods used to maintain standards in the industry. They will also reviewhow technology is used to improve the guest experience and help them remaincompetitive.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 20229
In addition, learners take optional units that support the progression to a range ofemployment opportunities in the travel and tourism sector and to a range of highereducation courses. Optional units will introduce learners to a sector-specialist area ofyour choice. This includes working in particular environments which link with relevantoccupational areas.The optional units cover areas such as: specialist tourism sustainable tourism work experience in travel and tourism visitor attractions the cruise industry.What could these qualifications lead to?These qualifications give learners the opportunity to progress to higher education tostudy a BTEC Higher National in International Travel and Tourism Management, a degreein a Travel and Tourism discipline or a degree where travel and tourism-related skills andknowledge may be advantageous.The qualifications will also prepare learners for direct employment in the travel andtourism sector, and is suitable for learners who wish to enter a particular specialist areaof work, such as: Travel customer services executive Personal sales executive Cruise sales executive.Learners should always check the entry requirements for degree programmes withspecific higher-education providers.How do these qualifications provide transferable employability skills?In the BTEC International Level 3 units, there are opportunities during the teaching andlearning phase to give learners practice in developing employability skills. Where werefer to employability skills in this specification, we are generally referring to skills inthe following three main categories: cognitive and problem-solving skills – using critical thinking,approaching non-routine problems, applying expert and creative solutions,using systems and technology interpersonal skills – communicating, working collaboratively,negotiating and influencing, self-presentation intrapersonal skills – self-management, adaptability and resilience,self-monitoring and development.There are also specific requirements in some units for assessment of these skills whererelevant, for example where learners are required to undertake real or simulatedactivities. These skills are indicated in the units and in Appendix 2: Transferableemployability skills.10Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022
How do the qualifications provide transferable knowledge and skills forhigher education?All BTEC International Level 3 qualifications provide transferable knowledge and skillsthat prepare learners for progression to university. The transferable skills thatuniversities value include: the ability to learn independently the ability to research actively and methodically the ability to give presentations and be active group members.BTEC learners can also benefit from opportunities for deep learning, where they are ableto make connections across units and select areas of interest for detailed study. BTECInternational Level 3 qualifications provide a vocational context in which learners candevelop the knowledge and skills required for particular degree courses, including: effective writing analytical skills preparation for assessment methods used in a degree.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 202211
2StructureQualification structuresThe structures for the qualifications in this specification are: Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Certificate in Travel and Tourism Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and Tourism Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Travel and Tourism Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Diploma in Travel and Tourism Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Extended Diploma in Travel and Tourism.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Certificate in Travel and TourismMandatory unitsThere are two mandatory units. Learners must complete and achieve a Pass or above inall mandatory units.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Certificate in Travel and TourismUnitnumberUnit titleGLHTypeHow assessedMandatory units – learners complete and achieve all units121The Travel and Tourism Industry90MandatorySet assignment4Customer Service in Travel andTourism90MandatoryInternalPearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022
Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and TourismMandatory unitsThere are two mandatory internal units. Learners must complete and achieve a Pass orabove in all mandatory units.Optional unitsLearners must complete at least two optional units totalling at least 180 GLH.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Travel and TourismUnitnumberUnit titleGLHTypeHow assessedMandatory units – learners complete and achieve all units1The Travel and Tourism Industry90MandatorySet assignment4Customer Service in Travel andTourism90MandatoryInternalOptional units – learners complete at least two units2Worldwide Travel and TourismDestination1206Specialist Tourism60OptionalInternal7Sustainable Tourism60OptionalInternal8The Airport Experience60OptionalInternal9Visitor Attractions60OptionalInternal10Global and Domestic PassengerTransport60OptionalInternal11Events, Conferences andExhibitions for the Travel andTourism Industry60OptionalInternal12Investigating Overseas Working60OptionalInternal13Work Experience in Travel andTourism60OptionalInternal14The Cruise Industry60OptionalInternal15Recruitment and Selection inTravel and Tourism60OptionalInternal16My Country as a TouristDestination90OptionalInternalPearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022OptionalSet assignment13
Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Travel and TourismMandatory unitsThere are four mandatory units. Learners must complete and achieve a Pass or above inall mandatory units.Optional unitsLearners must complete two optional units totalling at least 120 GLH.Pearson BTEC International Level 3 Foundation Diploma in Travel and TourismUnitnumberUnit titleGLHTypeHow assessedMandatory units – learners complete and achieve all units1The Travel and Tourism Industry90MandatorySet assignment2Worldwide Travel and TourismDestination120MandatorySet assignment4Customer Service in Travel andTourism90MandatoryInternal5Travel and Tourism Enterprises90MandatoryInternalOptional units – learners complete two units146Specialist Tourism60OptionalInternal7Sustainable Tourism60OptionalInternal8The Airport Experience60OptionalInternal9Visitor Attractions60OptionalInternal10Global and Domestic PassengerTransport60OptionalInternal11Events, Conferences andExhibitions for the Travel andTourism Industry60OptionalInternal12Investigating Overseas Working60OptionalInternal13Work Experience in Travel andTourism60OptionalInternal14The Cruise Industry60OptionalInternal15Recruitment and Selection inTravel and Tourism60OptionalInternal16My Country as a TouristDestination90OptionalInternalPearson BTEC International Level 3 Qualifications in Travel and Tourism –Specification – Issue 3 – May 2022 Pearson Education Limited 2022 page
Contents Introduction to the BTEC International Level 3 qualifications for the travel and tourism sector 1 Qualifications, sizes and purposes at a glance 2 Structures of the qualifications at a glance 4 Qualification and unit content 6 Assessment 6 Grading for units and qualifications 8 1 Qualification purpose and progression 9 2 Structure 12 3 Units 19
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