Events with Travel & Tourism | P01137-AA | Course

Entry Year

08/09/2025

Location

Titanic Quarter

Duration

2 Years (Full-Time)

Course Code

P01137-AA

Overview

Level 3 Extended Diploma Events with Travel & Tourism

Titanic Quarter

Full-Time

Further Education

Start Date: 08/09/2025

End Date: 06/06/2027

Qualifications

OCN NI Level 3 Extended Diploma in Events with Travel and Tourism (610/1468/0)

Overview

This two-year course is suitable for anyone who wishes to pursue a career in the events industry. Events is a growing industry in Northern Ireland. It is an exciting and dynamic sector, forever changing and growing. The sector provides an excellent range of job opportunities, particularly in the Travel and Tourism Sector. If you are passionate about meeting people, a great organiser and have a flair for creativity and tourism this is the course for you.

About this course

The programme consists of specialist units that are industry focused and will enable students to prepare for a career in Events and/or travel and tourism. The units may change from year to year and would typically include for example:

Manage a Small Event
Manage a Showcase Event
Event Set up and Breakdown.
Visitor Attractions
Tour Guiding
Global and Cultural Events
The Cruise Industry

This programme of study is likely to include additional enrichment activities/module(s) which are included to enhance your employability.

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Advice

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Requirements

Minimum entry requirements are pre-defined by the College’s admissions criteria, which can be found by visiting our entry criteria page on this link

Enhance entry criteria for this course is listed below:

Applicants should have 4 GCSE's
Applicants’ qualifications must include a Grade C/4 in GCSE English Language* (or equivalent e.g., Essential Skills Literacy Level 2).
Applicants should possess a minimum of Grade D in GCSE Maths. Students with a Grade D in Maths will be required to complete a GCSE/Essential Skills in the first year of study.

Proof of qualifications MUST be provided when you enrol, e.g., exam certificates.

Achieved and pending qualifications can be recorded now by logging into your online application account.

All courses within Belfast Met are delivered and assessed in English, apart from language-specific courses. Your competence in English must be verified prior to enrolling on your chosen course.

Entry requirements can change and be discussed on an individual basis if necessary.

Fees

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All fees are set in accordance with DfE regulations.

This course tuition fee is fully funded by the Department for the Economy.

Students will visit different attractions as part of the course, some of which will be at an additional cost.

Assessment

Students will be assessed using presentations, written assessments, group work and role play. There are no exams on this course.

Made for More

Careers

Potential job opportunities include roles in local, national, and international events companies: local councils, tourist boards, education, hotels and specialist events companies.

Successful students could progress to higher level programmes at Belfast Met and universities across the UK. Applicants should note that Universities and College set their own entry criteria which could change from year to year.