SIT30122 Certificate III in Tourism
Unlock your potential in the growing tourism industry.
Have you always dreamed of exploring the world, meeting new people and learning new cultures... all while getting paid? This qualification prepares you for a career as a tour guide on a range of topics and industries and is suitable for history buffs through to adventure thrill seekers.
This course is fee free* for residents of Western Australia. Some eligibility conditions apply for the fee free training and other fees may apply for some courses. Please refer to the FAQs for more information. *Please note that eligibility requirements apply to some of the fee free training.
Overview
When Available all year
Study Mode On Campus | Traineeship
Throughout this course, you will learn how to source and use information on the tourism industry, provide a high level of service to customers, display social and cultural sensitivity and participate in safe work practices.
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Master the art of interpretation and storytelling, learning how to deliver engaging commentary and manage groups in culturally and environmentally sensitive ways.
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You’ll learn vessel safety, emergency procedures, and how to operate small vessels in coastal and inland waters.
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Learn the basic techniques required for working on deck, including safety procedures and equipment handling.
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Be prepared for anything with essential first aid and workplace health and safety practices tailored to tourism environments.
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Elevate guest experiences by developing skills in Responsible Service of Alcohol , communication, and customer care.
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Build your professional toolkit with insights into the tourism industry’s structure, trends, and career pathways.
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Learn effective communication techniques for coordinating with crew members and managing on-board tasks.
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Completion of the units contained in SIT30122 Certificate III in Tourism may lead to completion of MAR10220 Certificate I in Maritime Operations (General Purpose Hand Near Coastal.)
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You love exploring new places, sharing stories, and helping others discover the beauty and culture of a destination and are keen to work on or around water such as coastal cruises, fishing charters, or eco-tours.
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You are comfortable working in outdoor and marine environments.
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You should enjoy interacting with diverse groups, resolving issues calmly, and delivering memorable customer experiences.
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You want to share stories and knowledge about Australia’s unique landscapes and heritage.
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You appreciate different cultures and know how to adapt your communication and guiding style to suit various audiences.
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You have a basic knowledge of using computers and the internet to perform tasks such as creating, saving, uploading documents
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