Thomas Cook Centre of Learning announces its Travel Professional Programme

Updated on: Saturday, June 11, 2011

The Thomas Cook Centre of Learning announces the commencement of its travel professional programme – a post-graduate diploma in travel and tourism, in June 2011. The course willl last for one year, inclusive of internship, and will be conducted on part-time basis.

The course, which has been designed keeping in mind the current industry specifications, is open to graduates in general. The students will be able to experience both classroom training, mixed with workshop projects and case studies, and on-the-job training. It will give the students an edge over others by providing them with training from the basics to the management level. In order to enroll themselves for the course, candidates will have to undergo an entrance test and a personal interview at the Thomas Cook Centre of Learning office.

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