ICC tourism students intern at 5-star hotel from first year

The tourism industry needs personnel with practical experience

The development of the tourism market is opening up many job opportunities in the fields of travel, accommodation, restaurants, events and services. Tourism and travel management is therefore a major that many students are interested in.

Job opportunities also come with high requirements for communication skills, foreign languages, situation handling and professional demeanor. These are skills that are difficult to form if learners only approach the profession through textbooks.

Therefore, the opportunity to practice and interact with businesses right during the learning process becomes an important factor when choosing a training environment.

Internship from first year at a high-standard hotel

At the International College of Industry and Trade (ICC), the Tourism and Travel Management program is built according to practical orientations, creating conditions for students to access the profession early.

Students have the opportunity to experience and intern from the first year at tourism businesses, restaurants, hotels, including high-standard environments belonging to brands such as Best Western Premier, InterContinental, Novotel, Wyndham...

Early entering the real environment helps students get acquainted with operating procedures, customers and professional standards. In parallel, learners are trained in nghiệp vụ such as building, operating tourism programs, guiding, customer care and event organization.

These experiences help students understand the specifics of the job, identify strengths and gradually identify appropriate development directions.

Accumulating experience before graduation

The training orientation of ICC College is to narrow the gap between lecture halls and businesses.

Approaching the real environment early helps students have more time to practice skills, demeanor and situation handling skills. When graduating, learners have accumulated professional experience instead of starting to get acquainted with work from scratch.

Graduates can choose positions such as tour guide, tour operator, tourism program designer, service business, customer care, event organizer or working at travel businesses, resorts and hotels.

Currently, the International College of Industry and Trade (ICC) has training facilities and admissions offices in Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Ho Chi Minh City, Central Highlands, Phu Yen and Can Tho.

With a program that is practical, ICC aims to help Tourism and Travel Management students have knowledge, skills and experiences to better adapt to their jobs after graduation.