The Certificate in Tour Guiding is a dynamic two-year program designed to prepare students for a career as professional tour guides, equipped with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience necessary to deliver memorable and informative travel experiences. The program spans four semesters, combining both theoretical learning and hands-on practical training to ensure that students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the tour guiding industry.

Throughout the course, students will gain a deep understanding of various tourism destinations, cultural heritage, history, and environmental aspects, along with the communication and leadership skills required to engage and lead diverse groups of tourists. Key topics include guiding techniques, customer service, local history and culture, safety protocols, and the development of tour itineraries.

The curriculum is structured to provide a blend of lecture time (LT), practical hours (PH), contact hours (CH), and credit units (CU) for each course unit, ensuring that students acquire both theoretical knowledge and the practical expertise necessary for effective tour guiding. Emphasis is placed on developing practical guiding skills through site visits, fieldwork, and internships that simulate real-world guiding experiences.

By the end of the program, graduates will have the necessary qualifications to work as tour guides in various sectors of the tourism industry, including cultural, historical, adventure, and eco-tourism. The Certificate in Tour Guiding provides a strong foundation for those seeking to pursue further education or specialize in specific areas of tour guiding, offering a pathway to a rewarding career in the growing global tourism industry.

Here is the Course Outline for the Certificate in Tour Guiding, structured over two years (4 semesters). This program provides both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to become a professional tour guide, with each course focusing on different aspects of the tourism and guiding industry.