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FAQs
How Do I Begin?
Go to Registration. Once registered you will be taken to Orientation. Follow the instructions and prompts. If you are going to take one of the Automated courses you will also need access to a computer running Windows (95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista) or Virtual PC if you are using a Mac.
Note: TravelCampus is best viewed using Internet Explorer or Firefox. Safari, Opera and other browsers may also be used, but might not have exactly the same results. We are working to correct this and appreciate your patience.
For additional assistance:
Email sales@travelcampus.com
Call 800.288.3987
Fax 801.572.0701
Write 11038 Longdale Circle, Sandy, UT 84092 USA
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What Classes should I take for the job I want and in what order?
Go to Course Catalog for a list. Different
links are available to indicate what careers each
course is appropriate for.
The list of courses doesn't say anything about learning Sabre®. Is this included as
part of the certification?
Our automated courses are taught on RTS© (Reservation Training System) which simulates the Sabre® system. Upon completion of the three automated courses you should be proficient at making airline, car and hotel reservations, quoting fares and rates as well as pricing and issuing tickets utilizing formats used with Sabre®.
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What Are Some Advantages To Online Learning?
 
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Take the course at your own pace - so long as the course is completed within
90 days of registration.
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Do the lessons at any hour of the day or night. Send or retrieve information
24/7.
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No need to purchase additional textbooks or materials. Our courses are
taken from a compilation of information from textbooks published by Education
SystemsLLC, our parent company. However if you would like a paper copy to study
see our Book Store.
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Participate with students from around the world in instructor-driven discussions.
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Choose when to take your exam. Enjoy a timely response to your exam answers
and your scores.
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As you approach completion, access the Job Board for assistance in finding
career opportunities currently available in your area.
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Use entire program as a newcomer and upon completion be ready to work in the travel
and tourism industry.
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Use specific courses as a travel professional to increase your knowledge
or skills.
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Why The Travel Industry?
Travel and tourism is one of the three largest employers in the United
States and is the fastest growing industry in the world! The variety and
opportunities for our students are limitless, as they enjoy employment
around the world. This exciting industry includes careers with:
- Airlines
- Car Rental Companies
- Cruise Lines
- Hotels
- Tour Operators - Guides - Wholesalers
- Travel Agencies
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What Jobs Are Available?
Unprecedented growth in the travel and tourism industry across the country
and around the world has created a large demand for new and qualified employees.
Many opportunities await our students every day as the global economy changes
and travel becomes more accessible and important.
Registered students will have detailed job search information.
Can I work from home?
Yes! Many travel agencies employ Outside Sales Agents who work their own hours and
create their own clientele. Independent travel sales contractors partner with a
provider and receive commissions while operating their own travel sales business from
their own home.
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What is a home based travel agent? Click on the question for more information.
Do I need to be certified to work in the travel industry?
While there is no "official" certification required to work in the travel industry TravelCampus does offer certificates of completion. TravelCampus courses are based on Education Systems'
material and are approved by ISTTE. Educations Systems is an ASTA member.
Upon successfully finishing the series of courses for any of the career tracks, you will receive a certificate of completion.
I have been told I need an IATA or ARC number to sell travel. Is this true and how do I get one?
ARC (Airlines Reporting Corporation) and IATA (International Air Transportation Association) are two organizations that control the flow of funds between suppliers, agencies and consumers. They issue numbers to qualified organizations which are then recognized by suppliers in order to issue tickets, sell products and earn commissions. You must meet certain requirements to obtain an ARC or IATA number. There are differing levels of participation, and there are other organizations which offer numbers, such as CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association) and ARTA's TravelSellers program (Association of Retail Travel Agents) which will allow you to use the number to claim commissions. Again, you must meet the requirements of the issuing organization to obtain the number. The number "legitimizes" your business because the supplier knows you have met certain requirements. Signing up with a host agency, such as Joystar, Montrose Travel, Travel Marketing Solutions or World Travel Management, which are part of TravelCampus' Independent Agent Program, allow use of their ARC and/or IATA (or other) numbers in exchange for a commission split. More information on host agencies, etc. can be found in the Independent Agent Program.
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What are the requirements to successfully complete a course?
You must complete the course
within 90 days or less, score 80% or better on the exam and
complete the other requirements of the course according to the specifications found in the syllabus.
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What does each course cost?
The fee for each course is $79 unless otherwise indicated.
What Forms Of Payment Can I Use?
American Express, Visa and Master Card or mail check or money order to:
Education Systems
11028 Longdale Circle
Sandy, UT 84092
What If I Have Questions?
Contact us via email at
sales@travelcampus.com.
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