Here’s a translation into American English:
Formación Universitaria has made a significant step in training professionals in the hotel sector with the launch of a preparatory course for the Official Title of Higher Technician in Tourism Accommodation Management. This new qualification, administered through open examinations according to Royal Decree 659/2023, allows students to obtain their accreditation without the need to physically attend classes, facilitating access to quality education for those wishing to assume responsible roles in this sector.
The profile of the Higher Technician in Tourism Accommodation Management is highly sought after by a variety of entities, including hotels, resorts, and travel agencies. Those who earn this certification will be equipped to manage accommodation areas, enhance customer service, organize events, and design business strategies that ensure quality in the tourism services offered.
The course is taught entirely online, providing students with the flexibility necessary to balance their studies with other work or personal commitments. Through an advanced virtual campus, participants will have access to updated materials, interactive resources, practical cases, and receive guidance from tutors and advisors experienced in the tourism field.
The curriculum is meticulously designed to provide students with the skills and competencies required to pass the official exams, enabling them to obtain a Vocational Training degree recognized nationwide and internationally.
With over 20 years of experience and more than 200,000 trained students, Formación Universitaria has established itself as one of the most relevant institutions in Spain for online education in this sector. Its methodology is characterized by innovation and a student-centered approach, which has led the institution to be recognized as the best Vocational Training center in the country, according to the Financial Magazine Ranking.
This new course reaffirms Formación Universitaria’s commitment to training qualified professionals and supporting employability, thus contributing to the development of a sector that is key to the global economy and the sustainability of tourist destinations.
via: MiMub in Spanish
