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Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BS Tourism Management)

Our Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management program is designed to cultivate a profound grasp of the tourism industry and empower students with hands-on expertise to thrive in this vibrant field. Explore the incredible opportunities that await you in our BS Tourism Management course below!

What is a BS Tourism Management Course?

BS Tourism Management is a four-year program designed to furnish students with a profound understanding and hands-on expertise in the dynamic tourism industry. The curriculum includes core subjects in destination planning, event management, and sustainable tourism practices. Students also delve into areas such as economics, marketing strategies, and environmental sustainability, equipping them with a holistic perspective of the tourism landscape. The program places a strong emphasis on experiential learning through internships, industry projects, and immersive simulations, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios. Graduates of our BS Tourism Management program emerge as adept professionals primed for success in various facets of the global tourism sector.

The Head of the Program

Mr. Julius T. Flores, MSTM

BS Tourism Objectives and Outcomes

• Articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice
• Effectively communicate orally and in writing using both English and Filipino
• Work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams
• Act in recognition of professional, social and ethical responsibility
• Preserve and promote “Filipino historical and cultural heritage”
• Plan and implement business related activities
• Apply the basic concepts that underlie each of the functional areas of business (marketing, finance, human resource management, production and operations management, information technology and strategic management) and employ these concepts in various business situations.
• Select the proper decision-making tools to critically, analytically and creatively solve problems and drive results
• Apply information and communication technology (ICT) skills as required by the business environment
• Exercise high personal, moral and ethical standards
• Demonstrate knowledge on the tourism industry, local tourism products and services
• Manage and market a service-oriented business organization
• Utilize information technology applications for tourism and hospitality
• Utilize various communication channels proficiently in dealing with guests and colleagues
• Observe and perform risk mitigation activities
• Interpret and apply relevant laws related to tourism industry
• Research, plan and conduct various tour guiding activities
• Plan, implement and monitor tours and sales activities
• Develop appropriate marketing programs and arrange the required travel services
• Plan, organize, implement and evaluate MICE activities
• Plan, evaluate and develop tourism sites and attractions

Awards and Accreditation

LEVEL III ACCREDITATION Association of Christian Schools Colleges and Universities Accrediting Council Incorporated

INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE as recognized by the Asia Pacific Institute for Events Management

Program Affiliations

Program Facilities

Along with theoretical learning, the program prioritizes the development of practical laboratory and technical abilities that prepare students for the demands of their future careers. Our professional-grade kitchens have been equipped with cutting-edge culinary technology and equipment and are intended to spark your passion for culinary excellence and encourage innovation. We also have patisseries where you can unleash your creativity, a haven for aspiring pastry chefs. Mary Alston Hall serves as a living laboratory where you can apply classroom theories and hone your practical skills.

Tourism Degree Admission Requirements

REQUIREMENTS

• One (1) 1×1 ID Picture
• Form 138 (Report Card) / ALS Certification (Original)
• Certificate of Good Moral Character (Original and with School Seal)
• PSA / NSO Birth Certificate (Photocopy)
• Special Study Permit / Student Visa (for foreign applicants)

FRESHMEN (ONSITE)

STEP 1 Fill out Registration Form at the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR) To facilitate the application process, the student may encode in advance his/her information via https://mytuaportal.org/lwsis/

STEP 2 Submit Registration Form to the Admission Officer for encoding Attach the following:

• Form 138 (Report Card) / ALS Certification
• Certificate of Good Moral Character
• Photocopy of PSA / NSO Birth Certificate

The Admission Officer will generate your Student Number and your Assessment Form

STEP 3 Pay Tuition Fee at the Finance Office to be officially enrolled

• Please pay the required down payment to be officially enrolled. Paying less than the required amount will not process the enrollment.
• Scanned copies of admission credentials should be attached as part of the ONLINE. However, original copies must be submitted to the OAR Admission Officer on or before the first day of classes. Failure to comply may nullify the admission.
• Students who are still waiting for their complete original copies due to on-going classes will be asked to execute a promissory letter stating when they can submit the required documents.

FRESHMEN (ONLINE)

STEP 1 Open https://mytuaportal.org/lwsis/

• Click New Students
• Fill out the Admission and Registration form; Click Submit
• Check email for the login link

Log in as follows:

• Account type: Applicants
• Email Address: (enter email address provided)
• Password: tuapassword (this is the default, kindly change once logged-in)
• Term: SY 2022-2023
• Click Generate Student Number

NOTE: Applicants with Student Number may start from here after logging in.

STEP 2 Proceed to Registration Module

• Click the “ + ” (plus) icon
• Click “ Save ” to generate registration assessment
• Review your Student Assessment Form (SAF)

STEP 3 Pay Tuition Fee

• Proceed to Payments
• Choose your Payment Mode ; Input Amount to Pay ;Click Pay Now
• Select your Payment Option ; Click Send Instructions via Email/Mobile
• Click Validate Payment

After payment, please wait for at least two (2) to three (3) days for the Finance and Accounting Office’s (FAO) clearing and checking. After which, the student may check his/her portal account to check if he/she is Officially Enrolled .

Graduation Requirements

1. Graduation Requirements for College and Graduate School Candidates

• Application for Graduation to be filed at the Office of Admission and Registration (OAR)
• Completed academic, documentary, and financial requirements.
• Documentary requirements: – Form 137A marked “Copy for Trinity University of Asia” (for students who initially enrolled as freshmen) – Transcript of Records (TOR) marked “Copy for Trinity University of Asia” (for students who initially joined as transferees) – Graduation Clearance – Settled graduation fee

2. Additional requirements for Board takers

• One (1) 2×2 ID picture with white background

3. Additional requirements for Graduate School students

• Hard bound and finalized Thesis or Dissertation
• Certified True Copy of the following: – Title Page – Approval Sheet – Abstract

4. Additional requirements for Foreign students

• Updated Student Visa

Complete BS Tourism Management Subjects & Curriculum

The core subjects of Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management typically include Tourism and Hospitality Marketing, Tour and Travel Management, and Sustainable Tourism. Students also study business and economics, as well as courses in ethics and communication.

Macro Perspective of Tourism & Hospitality Philippine Culture and Tourism Geography Legal Aspects in Tourism and Hospitality Micro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality Professional Development and Applied Ethics Quality Service Management in Tourism and Hospitality Risk Management as Applied to Safety Security and Sanitation Tourism and Hospitality Marketing Sustainable Tourism Operations Management in Tourism & Hospitality Global Tourism, Geography and Culture Tour and Travel Management Multicultural Diversity in Workplace for the Tourism Professional Strategic Management in Tourism and Hospitality Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality Tourism Policy Planning and Development Recreational and Leisure Management & Business Personality Development Transportation Management Applied Business Tools & Technologies in Tourism Cross Cultural Studies and Communication Introduction to Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Events (MICE) Management Tour Guiding Travel Writing and Photography Cruise Tourism Destination Management and Marketing Practicum Medical and Wellness Tourism Accommodation Operations and Management Hospitality and Tourism Facilities Management and Design Heritage Tourism Research in Tourism Tourism Product Development

BS Tourism Job Opportunities

After graduating from a Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management program, you’ll have a wide range of career options available to you, including:

JOB OPPORTUNITIES

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With a BS Tourism Management degree, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in any of these exciting and rewarding career paths.

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Program Guide

Get the BS in Tourism Management (BSTM) program guide to learn more about the curriculum and competencies to help you make the right choice.

Get a head start for a career in the tourism and travel industry with our BSTM program. Aimed for developing globally competitive professionals with the skills to take on work opportunities in hotels, tour and travel agencies, airlines, and cruise lines, among many here and abroad.

Train hands-on in simulation laboratories and arm yourself with the essential knowledge and skills in multicultural communication, events planning, airline management and operations, tour and travel management, and more.

Learn more about the course. Get a copy of the program guide in your email.

Competencies

Top skills to learn.

• Customer Service
• Communication
• Business Acumen and Commercial Awareness
• Events Planning
• Tour and Travel Management and Operations
• Tourism Sales and Marketing
• Airline Management and Operations

Career Opportunities

• Flight Attendant
• Events Manager
• Tour Operator
• Tourism Marketing Manager
• Travel Agency Manager
• Tourism Information Center Manager
• Guest Relations Manager
• Airlines Operations Supervisor/Manager
• Airline Reservations Supervisor/Manager
• Airline Customer Service Supervisor/Manager
• Sales and Marketing Supervisor/Manager
• Recreations Director
• Destination Manager
• Ticketing Supervisor/Manager
• Tourism Operations Officer
• Travel Specialist/Consultant

Campuses with Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM)

Admission requirements.

The following requirements must be submitted to the Registrar's Office before admission to any academic program:

College Freshmen

• Original Form 138 / SF9-SHS (Learner's Progress Report Card)
• Original Form 137 / SF10-SHS (Learner's Permanent Academic Record)
• PSA-issued Birth Certificate
• Original Copy of Certificate of Good Moral Character or Recommendation from the Dean/Program or Department Head
• Medical Certificate of Chest X-ray results

College Transferees

• Certificate of Transfer (Honorable Dismissal)
• Official Transcript of Records

Foreign Students with Scholastic Records from a Foreign School

• Five (5) copies of the Student’s Personal History Statement (PHS) containing, among others, his/her left and right thumb-prints and a 2” x 2” photograph on plain white background taken not more than six months prior to submission
• Transcript of Records/Scholastic Records duly authenticated by the Philippine Foreign Service Post (PFSP) located in the student-applicant’s country of origin or legal residence
• Notarized Affidavit of Support including bank statements or notarized grant for institutional scholars
• Photocopy of the student’s passport showing date and place of birth and birth certificate or its equivalent duly authenticated by the PFSP

Student Visa and Special Study Permit (SSP) from the Bureau of Immigration shall not be required of the spouses and unmarried dependent children below 21 years old of aliens under the following categories:

• Permanent foreign residents
• Aliens with valid working permits under Section 9(d), 9(g) and 47(a) (2) of the Philippine Immigration Act of 1940, as amended
• Personnel of foreign diplomatic and consular missions residing in the Philippines and their dependents
• Personnel of duly accredited international organizations residing in the Philippines and their dependents
• Holders of Special Investor’s Resident Visa (SIRV) and Special Retiree’s Resident Visa (SRRV)
• Foreign students coming to the Philippines with 47(a)(2) visas issued pursuant to existing laws, e.g. PD 2021

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COLLEGE OF TOURISM MANAGEMENT PROGRAM OUTCOMES

• Articulate and discuss the latest developments in the specific field of practice.
• Effectively communicate orally and in writing using English, Filipino, mother tongue language, and an appropriate Foreign Language required by the industry.
• Work effectively and independently in a multidisciplinary and multi-cultural team.
• Preserve and promote Filipino historical and cultural heritage. ( Based on RA No. 7722).
• Apply WCC core values in their personal and professional endeavours as effective and Responsible World Citizens.
• Apply the basic concepts that underline each of the functional areas of business (marketing, finance, human resources management, production and operations management, information technology and strategic management) and employ these concepts in various business situations.
• Demonstrate corporate citizenship and social responsibility.
• Demonstrate knowledge of tourism industry, local tourism products and services.
• Interpret and apply relevant laws related to tourism industry.
• Observe and perform risk mitigation activities.
• Utilize information technology applications for tourism and hospitality.
• Manage and market a service – oriented business organization.
• Demonstrate administrative and managerial skills in a service- oriented business organization.
• Prepare and monitor industry specific financial transactions and reports.
• Perform human capital development functions of a tourism oriented organization
• Utilize various communication channels proficiently in dealing with guests and colleagues
• Plan, implement and monitor tours and sales activities.
• Research, plan and conduct various tour-guiding activities.
• Develop appropriate marketing programs and arrange the required travel services.
• Plan/ organize, implement and evaluate tourism sites and attractions.
• Plan, develop and evaluate tourism sites and attractions.

SPECIFIC ROLES AND CAREERS FOR GRADUATES

• Food and beverage manager
• Hotel Operations Manager
• supervising front office
• guest relations
• housekeeping
• HR supervisor
• Event planner/coordinator
• Chef or culinary guru
• bread and pastry chef

Beyond the beginning professional roles, the Hospitality and Tourism management graduates can pursue any of the following career options in industries like  Marketing, Sales, Aviation, Finance or accountancy

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At WCC Aerotech College, they help their students to determine their own path to take and explore countless opportunities after graduation. They take pride in being the only higher education institution in the Philippines that offers aviation courses in Regions 1, 2, the Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR) and Northern Manila. WCC ATC is also the only aviation school to offer a Bachelor of Science degree in Aviation (Commercial Flying) with an Airbus A320 Rating.

Bachelor Of Science In Tourism Management Major In Flight Attendant

A bachelor of science in tourism management major in flight attendant is an undergraduate degree that helps students develop the knowledge and skills to pursue a career as a tour guide, hotel manager, and travel agent. The best schools offer a wide variety of compulsory and elective coursework in tourism management majors, including airline reservations, hotel management, tour guiding, and international business negotiations.

Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management Major in Flight Attendant: A tourism degree is used to work with people and travel industry. It will provide helpful skills in an exciting career involving meeting new people, exploring different cultures and working around the globe.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT (BSTM) WITH FLIGHT ATTENDANT COURSE

The Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM) with Flight Attendant Course is a four-year degree program recommended for those who have a career in field of tourism and event management. This course equips students with the competencies and values in developing their expertise in the management of tour operations, as well as other jobs in the tourism and hospitality sector. The combination of theories learned inside the classroom and on-the-job training prepares students to be globally competitive in tourism management operations. Cabin crew programs are incorporated in the curriculum, which students have to complete prior to graduation. Through this program, ASAP seeks to address the need for professionals who can help in promoting the tourism industry of the country.

Potential career paths for graduates of the BSTM include the following:

•  Tourism Officer
•  Tour Manager
•  Travel Agency Manager
•  Hotel and Restaurant Manager
•  Flight Attendant
•  Reservation Agent
•  Airline Food Service Job
•  Travel Counselor
•  Travel Account Representative
•  Ticket Agent
•  Tour Guide
•  Tour Escort
•  Tour Analyst
•  Travel Writer
•  Public Relations Officer
•  Event Organizer/ Manager

Program Requirements

•  65 units of General Education Courses, inclusive of PE and NSTP
•  74 units of Professional Courses in Business, Tourism and Cabin Crew Management
•  700 hours of on-the-job training in travel agencies, and other companies or organizations involved in the tourism industry

bachelor of science in tourism management subjects

The BS Tourism Management program has two areas of specialization: (1) Major in Travel Operations and Service Management, and (2) Major in Recreation and Leisure Management.

The  BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT Major in Travel Operations and Service Management  program covers the study of various components focusing on the management, operations, and service delivery relevant to the travel and tourism industry. It encompasses technical, practical, and professional learning and application of skills with respect to specific areas such as travel agency management, tour arranging and planning, travel industry operations and procedures, tourism marketing and promotion strategies, travel counseling, travel industry law, international and domestic operations, and travel and tourism policy.

bs tourism flight attendant salary

Becoming a flight attendant will allow you to travel around the world for free; In fact, you actually  get paid  to travel! A flight attendant’s salary may go up to  P36,000 to P54,000 per month  for those who are highly trained and experienced.

bachelor of science in tourism management jobs

1. Hotel Manager – 49,000 USD/year

• Oversee all the activities involved in the well-functioning of the hotel
• Set budgets, assign tasks, and evaluate staff performance
• Inspect the quality of the products and services offered by the hotel

Where tourists rest during their vacation is one of the most important details of a holiday. If you plan to work in a hotel, motel or resort, it’s your job to make sure your guests receive top quality accommodation, or you’ll never see them again next year.

This applies whether you are a hotel manager or part of the helping staff, as all employees have to work like a well-oiled machine – from the time guests arrive, to their departure – to create an unforgettable experience.

You can also find work as:

• Front desk clerk/receptionist
• Resort manager
• Housekeeper
• Hotel accountant

2. Flight Attendant – 40,700 USD/year

• Greet passengers, help with their luggage and direct them to their seats
• Answer questions, solve emergencies and conflicts
• Share safety instructions and serve food and drinks

Two of the largest tourism-related industries are airline travel and luxury cruise services. Whether working in the air or at sea, you’ll be one of the many tourism management graduates employed in operations management, leadership positions, logistics or invoicing and reservations.

You need to help travellers feel safe and comfortable while tackling any unexpected problems they may face. Luxury cruise ship managers have to mix the responsibilities of running a hotel, handling travellers and ensuring top-class entertainment.

Other top career opportunities in the travel industry include:

• Cruise staff
• Ship captain
• Travel security
• Luggage porter
• Disabled traveller aide

3. Restaurant Manager – 45,700 USD/year

• Hire, guide, and train new restaurant staff
• Organise schedules and meetings
• Order inventory, oversee payroll and other administrative tasks

The food services industry involves more than just putting food on the table. Hospitality graduates working in restaurants, bars or cafeterias have to do their best to turn meals into special events, while also ensuring the food looks good and is safe to eat. 

Restaurants and bars need to be well-staffed and supplied and respect safety and storage regulations while making a profit. If you plan to work in the food industry, you’ll need to be calm under pressure, well organised, and have great communication skills. If you want to work in the kitchen some studies in cooking are required as well.

Other job opportunities are:

• Chef or kitchen staff
• Catering coordinator
• Bar or club manager

4. Entertainment Manager – 52,900 USD/year

• Organise daytime activities, sporting events, quizzes, etc. to keep the guests entertained
• Invite famous performers and bands to take part in shows
• Ensure there’s enough diversity in the activities and events so that any guest can enjoy
• Research new technologies and trends to see if they can improve the organisation of shows
• Interview and screen artists to hire the best performers

Even if your guests are well rested and fed, they still need more to have an unforgettable holiday. That’s where entertainment specialists come in. They make sure guests have fun without getting hurt, watch the best performers, and look for ways to take events to the next level.

Here are other careers you may want to consider:

• Adventure tour guide
• Amusement park manager
• Casino dealer
• Show (or talent) manager

5. Event Planner – 47,700 USD/year

• Oversee all preparations for different events, including food, beverage, special guest needs/requests, entertainment
• Search for and book the most suitable venues for events and have back-up options
• Organise transportation (if offered by the organiser) or inform guests about the transport and parking options

It’s the perfect job for people who are great communicators and who enjoy seeing others have a great time. Attention to details, problem-solving, and flexibility are some of the skills which will make your work a lot easier.

Other similar jobs that might attract your attention:

• Wedding coordinator
• Concert or festival organiser
• Party planner
• Conference host

6. Travel Consultant – 41,500 USD/year

• Discuss with clients and understand their needs and expectations
• Research different airline and hotel services to find the best option for your clients
• Stay up to date with the latest changes and inform clients about possible travel or accommodation issues and what alternatives they have

Working as a travel consultant or holiday planner requires the ability to listen carefully to people and what they want. Try to understand what kind of experiences they’d love to have and see if you can not only meet their expectations but also add a small bonus on top. This approach will help you create a relationship based on trust, and you can be sure that your clients will return and will recommend you and your agency to other people.

Other related job opportunities include:

• Travel agent
• Booking agent
• Tourist information centre representative
• Online customer service representative

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BSTM Courses and BSTM Course Subjects

Whether it is a 9-5 job or a position that requires travelling every other day to keep things fresh and spontaneous, the tourism and hospitality industry has it. This means all levels of Tourism jobs are up for grabs for BSTM course graduates. Since tourism is globally renowned, the BSTM courses offer a global career opportunity for Filipino students. This blog will provide everything you need to know about BSTM courses, including BSTM course subjects, eligibility, top universities for BSTM graduates, BSTM jobs, salaries, and a few other details.

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Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management or BSTM (as it is popularly known) is a program that prepares students for a career in the tourism and hospitality industry. The degree involves everything from the said industry (tourism and hospitality), such as tour planning, development, implementation, and control management efforts. 

BSTM course for Filipino students  (especially) trains in making you competent in various tourism tasks such as planning and development, travel and tourism, and transportation services. The course content will help aspiring students build a solid foundation with high moral and ethical standards and gain the utmost technical expertise. With the knowledge and expertise that the BSTM course instils, students will significantly contribute to the allied professions of the tourism and hospitality industry. 

Graduating from the BSTM program means you have multiple job options in all aspects of the tourism and hospitality market. That being said, fresh graduates of hand-picked  BSTM course  is a better fit for responsibilities like Flight Attendants, Tour Planners, Reservation Agents, Travel Counsellors, Travel Representatives, Tour Guides, Travel Agency Staff, Travel Promotions Staff, Tour Centre Directors and Tour Managers.

The BSTM course subjects and structure allows Filipino students to be industry ready. Following are the popularly followed BSTM course subjects in top universities.

• Culture and Tourism Geography
• Risk Management
• Legal Aspects of Tourism and Hospitality
• Quality Service Management in Tourism and Hospitality
• Professional Development and Applied Ethics
• Macro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality
• Tourism and Hospitality Marketing
• Multicultural Diversity in the workplace for the tourism professionals
• Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality
• Micro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality

BSTM course  offers a lot of knowledge and competency to enter the tourism and hospitality industry. Following are some of the most important skills acquired from the BSTM course.

• Expertise in acknowledging and interpreting the duties of the different departments in the travel and tour establishments
• Ability to interpret fare pricing & restrictions
• Competency to do research in tourism and other related areas
• Expertise in computing and advising special and normal fares
• Competency to issue e-tickets
• Knowledge to prepare write-ups with creative pictures and visuals 
• Knowledge to provide mileage distances and routes to cities or attractions
• Ability to handle front office responsibilities
• Ability to identify responsibilities and opportunities of the tourism enterprise
• Ability to perform hotel housekeeping duties
• Ability to sell cruise packages and programs. 

To apply for a  BSTM course , students must have completed high school or an equivalent qualification. And in some colleges or universities, you need to pass an entrance examination to be admitted to the  BSTM course . A personal interview with the selection committee is a more prevalent requirement for college or university admission to a  BSTM course . With that said, the following are further requirements for a  BSTM course for Filipino students .

• Aspiring Filipino students of the  BSTM course  must provide their School graduate certificate to the college or university they are applying for.
• Aspiring Filipino students of the  BSTM course  must submit a letter of recommendation from an authority of your former educational institution. 
• To apply for a  BSTM course, Filipino students  require a medical and dental fitness certificate from a professional authority.
• Universities or colleges with  BSTM courses  demand a certificate of good moral character from the applicant through their former educators or similar sources.
• An English proficiency certificate is required to apply for a  BSTM course . TOFEL/IELTS/PTE tests are ideal and preferred by all major colleges and universities as proof of English proficiency.
• Some universities and colleges also ask for GRE certification to prove educational competency.

Course Name

University 

Post Study Work Permit Length

BA (Hons) International Tourism Management

University of Hertfordshire

Hatfield, United Kingdom

University of Central Lancashire

Preston, United Kingdom

BA (Hons) Travel and Tourism Management

University of Huddersfield

Huddersfield, United Kingdom

Bachelor of International Tourism and Hospitality Management

Ara Institute of Canterbury

Christchurch, New Zealand

Bachelor of Commerce with Honours - Tourism

The University of Otago

Wellington, New Zealand

Bachelor of Applied Science (Outdoor Recreation and Ecotourism)

Charles Sturt University

Sydney, Australia

Bachelor of International Tourism Management

Auckland University of Technology (AUT)

Auckland, Australia 

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Every successful trip and holiday plan has a lot of behind-the-scenes effort by tourism management professionals. These professionals range from travel agents (who book people’s travel flights and accommodation) to local travel guides and housekeepers in hotels. With the best-fitted BSTM course for Filipino students, you can land in-demand positions in the tourism management industry. The following are some of the best jobs you can get through with the BSTM course for Filipino students.

• Flight Attendant
• Tourism Marketing Manager
• Events Manager
• Tourism Information Center Manager
• Tour Operator
• Guest Relations Manager
• Travel Agency Manager
• Recreations Director
• Airline Reservations Supervisor/Manager
• Airlines Operations Supervisor/Manager
• Airline Customer Service Supervisor/Manager
• Sales and Marketing Supervisor/Manager
• Ticketing Supervisor/Manager
• Destination Manager
• Travel Specialist/Consultant
• Tourism Operations Officer

With a degree from a top college or university offering the BSTM course, the opportunities in the job market for graduates can be quite high. A graduate of the BSTM course can earn $56,948 (approximate) as an average annual salary. Most companies annually pay an entry-level salary of $36,500 to $65,000 for BSTM course graduates.

The following are some of the top-paying jobs after a Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management or BSTM course.

Job after BSTM Course

Salary (estimated*)

Executive Assistant

$54k - $98k

Event Manager

$34k - $66k

Event Coordinator

$31k - $54k

Housekeeping Manager

$40k - $66k

Meeting / Convention Services Manager

$50k - $86k

Food and Beverage Director

$50k - $111k

Front Office Manager

$31k - $62k

Hotel Manager

$25k - $74k

Corporate Travel Consultant

$39k - $56k

Travel Coordinator

$32k - $52k

Frequently Asked Questions

The BSTM course changes from university to university. However, the core of the course remains the same irrespective of the college or university of your choice. Following are some of the core BSTM course subjects:

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The duties of flight attendants go far beyond serving food and beverages. They must explain safety procedures, enforce regulations, give first aid and handle emergencies. Although the work is tiring, the lure of travel attracts many applicants. In fact, Marketplace reports that 50,000 prospective attendants competed for 400 positions at one carrier in 2013. Although the airlines provide training for flight attendants, a college degree can improve your chances of getting a job.

Meet the Basic Requirements

The basic educational requirement for flight attendant jobs is a high school diploma or the equivalent. The airlines require flight attendants to be at least 18 years of age, pass a medical exam and meet height and weight requirements. You'll need to be tall enough to reach the overhead bins, emphasizes Everyday Aviation . Applicants must also present a well-groomed appearance and a pleasing personality. International carriers typically require fluency in both English and a second language, and many jobs require previous customer-service experience.

A College Education Matters

No particular major is required for flight attendants, but one closely related to travel or customer service provides an advantage. This may include communications, public relations or hospitality and tourism. You won't find a bachelor of science in tourism management major in flight attendant management, but you can choose a major that is applicable. A bachelor's degree in public relations typically includes coursework in speech, public relations, sociology and copywriting. A four-year degree in hospitality and tourism includes subjects such as survey of hospitality, marketing and technology for tourism.

Complete Flight Attendant Training

You can pursue a flight attendant training program to be competitive in the job market. If you know the type of flights that you're most interested in, choose a program that fits your needs. Inflight Institute offers a variety of choices. Some of the course topics include:

• History of Flight
• A Day in the Life
• Once Crew Concept
• Aviation Terminology
• Uniform Policy
• Going to the Aircraft/Aircraft Type
• Regulations
• At the Airport
• Standard Safety Procedure
• General Boarding
• Passenger Handling
• Freight and Baggage
• Passenger Briefings

Unlike a college degree, graduation from an airline training program is mandatory for commercial flight attendants. Initial training usually takes between three and six weeks. Students make practice flights during training and must pass an exam for the Federal Aviation Administration Certificate of Demonstrated Proficiency. Over the course of their careers, attendants also receive training on additional aircraft.

Salary and Job Outlook

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects a 17 percent increase in flight attendant jobs between now and 2029. Although the retirement of older workers will open up some positions, the airlines often call in furloughed attendants to fill them. New applicants will have the best chance of finding work with regional and low-cost airlines. As of 2019, the median annual flight attendant salary was ​ $56,640 ​.

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Program overview.

The Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management is a four-year degree program for people who want to have a career in the field of Tourism and Event Management. This course leads to expertise in the management of tour-operating agencies, as well as other jobs in the tourism and hospitality sector. The curriculum also includes operational competencies, event management classes, investment, and market study. 

Recommended Senior High School Strand

Students who want to pursue a degree in Tourism Management are encouraged to take the Home Economics strand under the Technical-Vocational and Livelihood (TVL) track. The strand covers interesting topics like beauty and wellness, cooking, fashion designing, tourism, hospitality, and handicrafts. These topics are helpful to incoming college students as it teaches the basics of their degree program.

Subjects and Curriculum

• Philippine Culture and Tourism Geography
• Risk Management
• Quality Service Management in Tourism and Hospitality
• Legal Aspects of Tourism and Hospitality
• Macro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality
• Professional Development and Applied Ethics
• Multicultural Diversity in the workplace for the tourism professional
• Tourism and Hospitality Marketing
• Micro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality
• Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality

Admission Requirements

Qualifications

• The student must be a high school graduate. 

However, if they were not able to graduate high school, they may opt to take the Alternative Learning System (ALS) and pass the Philippine Educational Placement Test (PEPT) to qualify for college; the availability of courses for PEPT passers depend on the university.

• The students must pass the College Admissions Test of the university.

Basic Requirements

• Form 138 - High School Report Card (Original and Photocopy)
• Recommendation letter from High school principal and guidance counselor
• Most recent medical and dental health record
• Copy of NSO Certified birth certificate
• Certificate of Good moral character
• Copy of honorable dismissal
• Copy of high school diploma
• (1) Latest 2”x2” ID Picture

Program Outcome

Graduates of BS in Tourism Management  are expected to be able to:

• Knowledgeable of the tourism industry
• Awareness of the products and services produced by the local tourism industry
• Apply laws and regulations related to the tourism industry
• Utilize technology applications for tourism
• Perform human capital development functions of a tourism-oriented organization
• Properly communicate with clients and guest

On-The-Job Training/Internship

During the fourth year of the program, students are required to attend an On the Job Training (OJT) in travel agencies, travel ticketing offices, event organizing companies, and the Department of Tourism.

Students are given the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in an actual work setting. Usually, universities require them to submit a written report on their tasks, learning experiences, and hours rendered. Their work performance will also be evaluated by their immediate managers and will be submitted to their respective OJT coordinator. The number of hours required may differ in each university.

The BS in Tourism Management does not have a board examination. However, graduates may opt to take the Civil Service Examination (CSE) conducted by the Philippine Civil Service Commission (PCSC) to qualify in working in government offices. Some graduates opt to take a Master’s degree followed by a Doctorate degree to gain expertise in the industry. 

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How to Become a Flight Attendant

By Ajoke Aminu

Published: February 27, 2024

Do you want to get paid while traveling the world and experiencing different cultures? Lucky for you, that’s pretty much a flight attendant job description! But before you can start jet-setting across the globe, you’ll need to learn essential flight attendant skills.

Stay with us, as we explore the different flight attendant requirements, their average salary, and outline the general steps to help you become a flight attendant ASAP!

Career Summary

Flight attendant salary.

Flight attendant’s job description goes far beyond just serving drinks and snacks, and it reflects in their income. They act as safety and service professionals in the sky, responsible for passenger safety, medical emergencies, and ensuring a comfortable flight experience. In essence, here is the flight attendant salary trajectory :

• Entry Salary (US$51k)
• Median Salary (US$59k)
• Executive Salary (US$76k)

Therefore, flight attendant salaries can be considered as mid-range income salaries compared to the national average.

What does a Flight Attendant do?

Flight attendants ensure passenger safety and comfort during flights by conducting pre-flight safety briefings, assisting with boarding and deplaning, providing in-flight services such as serving meals and beverages, addressing passenger inquiries, and handling emergency situations.

Flight Attendant Career Progression

• Entry-Level/Junior Flight Attendant: Responsible for providing onboard services and ensuring passenger safety.
• Senior Flight Attendant: Takes on additional responsibilities, such as mentoring new flight attendants, leading cabin crew teams, and handling more complex situations.
• In-Flight Supervisor: Oversees the overall in-flight operations, manages cabin crew performance, and ensures compliance with airline policies and procedures.
• Purser/Lead Flight Attendant: Serves as the primary point of contact between the cabin crew and the flight deck, responsible for coordinating and managing the entire cabin service.
• Manager/Director of In-Flight Services: Manages and supervises the entire in-flight department, including recruitment, training, scheduling, and ensuring high service standards.

Pros and Cons of Working as a Flight Attendant

• Opportunities to travel and explore different destinations.
• Meeting people from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
• Competitive travel benefits and discounts.
• Enhanced customer service and interpersonal skills.
• The dynamic and ever-changing work environment.
• Irregular work schedules and long hours.
• Frequent time away from home and family.
• Dealing with demanding passengers and challenging situations.
• Jet lag and the physical toll of working in a pressurized cabin.
• Limited control over personal routines and schedules.

Key Skills to Have as a Flight Attendant

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Customer service orientation.
• Problem-solving abilities.
• Adaptability and flexibility.
• Emergency response and first aid knowledge.

Popular Flight Attendant Specialties

• International Flight Attendant
• Corporate/Private Jet Flight Attendant
• VIP/First Class Flight Attendant
• Language-Specific Flight Attendant
• In-Flight Safety Instructor/Trainer

How to become a Flight Attendant

As a flight attendant, you have the opportunity to explore different destinations, interact with diverse passengers, and ensure their safety and comfort during flights. Also, the flight attendant salary packs quite the punch, so gear yourself up for a competitive selection process. Hence, you must study the steps needed to take to increase your chances of success. In this guide, we will outline the general steps to help you embark on your journey towards a career as a flight attendant.

Get The Right Flight Attendant Education: High School vs. College

When considering a career as a flight attendant, one common question is whether a college degree is necessary. While the minimum flight attendant requirements for education are typically a high school diploma and/or GED , pursuing a college degree can have its advantages, such as enhancing your career prospects and providing a competitive edge in the industry. However, it’s important to note that many successful flight attendants have built their careers without a college degree.

The flight attendant job description primarily focuses on customer service, safety procedures, adaptability, and emergency protocols. These skills can be acquired through comprehensive training programs provided by airlines . Also, if you are already working in a customer service role and have the required skills and experience, you may be able to get a job as a flight attendant without a degree.

Ultimately, the decision to pursue a college degree as a flight attendant is a personal one. Consider your long-term goals, financial resources, and the specific requirements of the airlines you wish to work for. Research the hiring preferences of different airlines and weigh the potential benefits against the investment of time and money required for a college education.

Essential benefits of a college degree for a flight attendant include: 

• Expanded Knowledge and Skills: College education can broaden your knowledge base and develop critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills. These skills can be valuable in handling challenging situations, interacting with diverse passengers, and providing exceptional service.
• Enhanced Professionalism: A college degree demonstrates a commitment to education and a level of professionalism that may be appealing to airlines during the hiring process. It showcases your ability to complete long-term goals, manage responsibilities, and thrive in an academic environment.
• Increased Opportunities for Advancement: While a degree is not a guarantee for career advancement, it can open doors to opportunities beyond the role of a flight attendant. Airlines often have various departments and positions that require higher education qualifications, such as management, training, or customer experience roles.
• Competitive Edge in the Job Market: The aviation industry is highly competitive, and having a college degree can set you apart from other candidates, providing better opportunities and a flight attendant salary. It showcases your dedication, commitment, and willingness to invest in your personal and professional development.

Choosing the Right Degree for a Flight Attendant Career | Duration & Financial Estimate

Regrettably, the flight attendant requirements do not include a specific major that will land you a job. Nevertheless, certain fields of study can provide a solid foundation and equip you with valuable skills that are relevant to the role of a flight attendant. It’s important to note that while these degree programs can provide valuable knowledge and skills, they are not prerequisites for becoming a flight attendant.

Airlines typically prioritize qualities like exceptional customer service, strong communication skills, and a professional demeanor. Therefore, even if your degree doesn’t directly align with the aviation industry, you can still pursue a career as a flight attendant by focusing on acquiring relevant experience, participating in training programs, and demonstrating the desired qualities during the hiring process. Usually, it costs between US$3,500 to US$25,000 to study to become a flight attendant.

Here are some degree alternatives for aspiring flight attendants, along with estimated timeframes for completion: 

• Hospitality and Tourism: Degrees in hospitality or tourism management can provide a comprehensive understanding of the service industry, customer relations, and the importance of delivering exceptional experiences to travelers. These degrees often cover topics such as guest services, event planning, and cultural awareness, which are highly relevant to the role of a flight attendant. Typically, a bachelor’s degree in hospitality or tourism takes four years to complete.
• Public Relations and Communications: A degree in public relations or communications can enhance your interpersonal and communication skills, which are essential for effective interaction with passengers. These programs often focus on developing strong verbal and written communication abilities, crisis management, and interpersonal dynamics, all of which are valuable in a customer-facing role. A bachelor’s degree in public relations or communications usually takes four years to complete.
• Business: A degree in business can provide a broad range of skills applicable to various professional settings, including the aviation industry. Business programs typically cover areas such as management, marketing, accounting, and organizational behavior, which can contribute to your understanding of business operations and help you navigate the administrative aspects of the airline industry. A bachelor’s degree in business typically takes four years to complete.
• Psychology and Sociology: Degrees in psychology or sociology can offer insights into human behavior, social dynamics, and cultural diversity. Understanding different personality types, communication styles, and cultural sensitivities can be invaluable for providing exceptional customer service and managing interactions with passengers from various backgrounds. Both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology or sociology usually take four to six years to complete, depending on the level of study.
• Education: A degree in education can equip you with skills in instruction, training, and curriculum development. These skills can be valuable if you are interested in pursuing roles in flight attendant training or crew resource management, where you may be involved in educating and mentoring new hires. A bachelor’s degree in education usually takes four years to complete.

Build Flight Attendant Skills Through Internships & Resources

Before anything, are you 18 or above? One of the first flight attendant requirements is your age, so you must be 18 years and above (preferably 21 in some cases). If you are, one of the other basic flight attendant requirements is to be able to speak the English language fluently.

Whether you’re just starting or looking to advance your career, building your flight attendant skills is key to achieving success. These skills enhance your daily job duties, and can also positively impact your flight attendant salary and lead to opportunities for career advancement.

Essential Flight Attendant Skills

• Safety Procedures: You’ll learn extensive safety protocols and procedures, including how to handle emergency situations such as evacuations, turbulence, and medical emergencies.
• Crisis Management: Flight attendants are trained to remain calm and composed in high-stress situations, making quick decisions and taking appropriate actions during emergencies.
• Customer Service: Excellent customer service skills are vital for addressing passengers’ needs, providing assistance, and creating a positive in-flight experience.
• Conflict Resolution: Flight attendants learn to manage conflicts among passengers diplomatically and professionally, ensuring a harmonious cabin environment.
• First Aid: Basic first-aid training is provided to handle minor medical incidents and injuries on board until professional medical assistance is available
• Language Skills: Depending on the airline, you may receive language training to communicate with passengers from diverse backgrounds.
• Cultural Sensitivity: Flight attendants are taught to respect and accommodate passengers’ cultural differences and preferences.
• In-Flight Services: You’ll learn how to serve meals and beverages, set up the cabin for different phases of the flight, and maintain cleanliness and orderliness.
• Problem-Solving, Time management, Flexibility, Teamwork & Communication: Flight attendants possess a versatile skill set that includes problem-solving abilities to address unexpected challenges, adept time management for on-time flights, flexibility to adapt to changing circumstances, strong teamwork skills for passenger safety, and effective communication for conveying crucial information to passengers and fellow crew members.
• Professional Appearance: Maintaining a polished appearance and adhering to grooming standards is important for representing the airline and projecting a professional image.

Resources to Master Flight Attendant Skills

If you’re looking to learn flight attendant skills, there are several resources available that can help you acquire the necessary knowledge and develop the required skills.

Here are some options to consider:

• Flight Attendant Training Programs: Many airlines offer their own flight attendant training programs , which are designed to provide comprehensive training specific to their operations, safety procedures, customer service standards, and regulatory requirements. These programs typically cover a wide range of topics, including emergency procedures, passenger handling, first aid, service etiquette, and aircraft-specific training. If you are hired by an airline, they will usually provide you with the necessary training.
• Online Courses: There are online courses and training programs available that specifically focus on flight attendant skills. These courses can cover topics such as customer service, safety and emergency procedures, inflight service, cultural awareness, and aviation regulations. These courses may be self-paced or instructor-led and can provide you with a solid foundation of knowledge to prepare for a career as a flight attendant.
• Books and Manuals: There are various books and manuals available that provide insights into the responsibilities, duties, and skills required of flight attendants. These resources may cover a range of topics, including safety procedures, passenger management, service techniques, and industry-specific knowledge. Some recommended titles include “ The Complete Flight Attendant Interview Workbook ” and “ The Essential Guide to Becoming a Flight Attendant “.
• Professional Associations: Joining professional associations, such as the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA), can provide access to resources, training materials, and networking opportunities. These associations often offer workshops, conferences, and other educational events that can enhance your knowledge and skills as a flight attendant.
• Airlines’ Career Pages: Many airlines have dedicated career pages on their websites where they post job openings and provide information about their recruitment processes and benefits. Check the websites of specific airlines you’re interested in.

Here are two more useful web resources for aspiring and current flight attendants:

• Federal Aviation Administration : The FAA’s website offers regulations, guidelines, and safety information relevant to flight attendants and the aviation industry.
• Cabin Crew Wings : A comprehensive resource for aspiring cabin crew members, offering information on training, recruitment, and career development in the aviation industry.

Flight Attendant Internships to Boost Your Skills & Resume

With hands-on experience at the core of internships, they can be a valuable way to build your flight attendant skills. While internships specifically tailored to flight attendants may not be as common as in other fields, there are still opportunities available that can provide valuable insights into the industry and enhance your skills.

Here are some internship opportunities to consider:

• Airline Internship Programs: Some airlines offer internship programs that provide a comprehensive inside look into their operations, including the flight attendant department. These programs may involve rotations through different departments, including customer service, inflight services, and safety procedures. Interns may have the opportunity to shadow and assist flight attendants, observe inflight operations, and gain exposure to various aspects of the job.
• Aviation and Travel Companies: Interning at aviation or travel companies can also provide valuable experience related to the flight attendant profession. These companies may include airlines, travel agencies, tour operators, or aviation service providers. While the focus may not be solely on flight attendant duties, you can gain insights into the broader aviation industry, customer service skills, and travel operations.
• Hospitality and Tourism Industry: Since flight attendants often interact with passengers in a service-oriented capacity, internships in the hospitality and tourism industry can be beneficial. Consider internships at hotels, resorts, event management companies, or tourism boards. These opportunities can provide exposure to customer service, guest relations, event planning, and cultural awareness, which are all relevant skills for flight attendants.
• Flight Attendant Schools: Some flight attendant schools or training centers may offer internship opportunities as part of their curriculum. These internships can provide students with practical experience and exposure to the daily duties of flight attendants.
• Safety and Emergency Response Training: While not a traditional internship, pursuing safety and emergency response training programs can enhance your qualifications as a flight attendant. Look for internships or training programs offered by organizations that specialize in aviation safety, emergency response, or first aid. These programs can provide hands-on experience in handling emergency situations, familiarization with safety equipment, and understanding regulatory requirements.
• Airport Operations: Interning at an airport can also be beneficial for flight attendants. Positions like airport customer service or ground operations can help interns gain familiarity with airport procedures, passenger interactions, and the overall aviation environment.

Get the Necessary Training and Certifications

As mentioned earlier, there are a number of flight attendant courses and certifications that can boost your portfolio. These courses can be a good way to prepare for a flight attendant training program, but they cannot replace the hands-on training that you will receive in a traditional program .

To become a flight attendant, you should contact airlines directly to learn about their training requirements. Most airlines offer their own training programs, and these programs typically last for a few weeks or months. In training, you will learn about the airline’s safety and security procedures, customer service standards, and emergency response protocols. You will also have the opportunity to practice your skills in a simulated environment.

Once you have completed your training, you will need to pass a certification exam. This exam is administered by the Federal Aviation Administration ( FAA ). Once you have passed the exam, you will be certified as a flight attendant and you will be eligible to apply for jobs with airlines.

Apply for Flight Attendant Jobs

Now that you understand the flight attendant requirements, it’s time for the next phase. The flight attendant job description is the first thing you must understand before applying for jobs.

Here are some additional tips to apply for flight attendant jobs:

• Research airlines: Not all airlines are created equal. Some airlines are known for having a better work-life balance than others. Some airlines offer more competitive pay and benefits. Do your research to find airlines that are a good fit for you.
• Tailor your resume and cover letter to each job you apply for: Highlight your skills and experience that are relevant to the flight attendant position. Be sure to mention any customer service experience you have, as well as any experience working with people.
• Prepare for the interview process: The flight attendant interview process can be competitive. Be prepared to answer questions about your customer service skills, your experience working with people, and your knowledge of the airline industry. You may also be asked to participate in a role-playing exercise.
• Follow up after the interview: Send a thank-you note to the interviewer within 24 hours of the interview. This shows that you are interested in the position and that you are professional.
• Learn a foreign language: While not required, speaking a foreign language fluently can be an asset for flight attendants. Airlines that operate international flights often prefer to hire flight attendants who speak multiple languages.
• Get in shape: Flight attendants must be able to lift and carry heavy objects, and they must be able to move around quickly and efficiently in a cramped space. Staying in shape will help you perform your job duties safely and effectively.

Suitable Job Opportunities & Companies for a Flight Attendant

Let’s explore some common career paths and types of companies that hire flight attendants:

• Commercial Airlines: The most traditional path for flight attendants is working for commercial airlines. This includes both domestic and international carriers.
• Charter Airlines: Charter airlines provide on-demand flight services, often for specific groups, such as tour groups, sports teams, or corporate clients. Flight attendants on charter airlines may work on a variety of routes.
• Private Jet Companies: Some flight attendants work on private jets, providing personalized service to high-net-worth individuals, celebrities, and corporate executives.
• Corporate Aviation: Flight attendants can find opportunities in corporate aviation, serving on corporate-owned aircraft. They ensure the comfort of executives and employees during business travel.
• Flight Attendant Training Schools: Some flight attendants transition into careers as instructors at flight attendant training schools. They train new flight attendants in safety procedures and customer service.
• Customer Service and Hospitality: Flight attendants develop strong customer service and hospitality skills, making them well-suited for roles in the broader hospitality and customer service industries.
• Travel and Tourism: Flight attendants have a passion for travel, which can lead to opportunities in the travel and tourism sector, such as travel agency positions or tour guiding.
• Aviation Management: With experience, flight attendants may pursue roles in aviation management, overseeing flight operations, cabin crew, or other aspects of airline operations.

Balancing Work & Life as a Flight Attendant

It may be challenging for flight attendants to balance work and personal time but that’s not to say it is impossible. Flight attendants typically work long hours and irregular shifts. They may work overnight flights, early morning flights, and late night flights. They may also have to work on holidays and weekends.

Flight attendants spend a lot of time away from home. They may be away for several days at a time, and they may have to work in different cities and countries.

However, flight attendants also have a lot of free time. They may have several days off in a row, and they may have the opportunity to travel to different parts of the world. They also might have some flexibility in their schedules. They might choose which flights they want to work and which days they want to be off. With careful planning and effort, it is possible to maintain a good work-life balance as a flight attendant.

Here are some tips for maintaining a good work-life balance as a flight attendant:

• Plan Ahead: Try to plan your schedule in advance so that you can know when you will be working and when you will have free time.
• Set Boundaries: It is important to set boundaries between your work life and your personal life. When you are at work, focus on your job duties. When you are at home, focus on your personal life.
• Take Care of Yourself: It is important to take care of yourself physically and mentally. Make sure to eat healthy foods, get enough exercise, and get enough sleep.
• Stay Connected with Loved Ones: It is important to stay connected with your loved ones when you are away from home. Call, text, or email them regularly.

What’s the Career Outlook for Flight Attendants?

Various factors contribute to the increasing demand for flight attendants. As air travel continues to expand, airlines are expanding their fleets and routes, leading to an increased need for cabin crew members. Additionally, as the global economy improves, more people are traveling for business and leisure purposes, resulting in higher passenger volumes and the need for additional flight attendants to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers.

The job outlook for flight attendants is very positive, with employment projected to grow 11% from 2022 to 2032 . This growth rate is significantly faster than the average for all occupations, indicating a strong demand for flight attendants in the coming years with around 16,600 job openings for flight attendants are estimated each year.

It’s worth noting that while the overall industry outlook is positive, competition for flight attendant positions can be fierce. Airlines often receive a high number of applications for a limited number of openings. Therefore, it’s important for aspiring flight attendants to stand out by highlighting their relevant skills, experiences, and qualifications during the application process.

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Before making a decision on whether to become a flight attendant or not, it is important to consider various factors that play a crucial role in determining your success in this career. It is a personal choice that requires careful consideration. From the flight attendant salary to the requirements necessary to qualify for this job and the job description, evaluating these factors can help in making an informed decision.

However, it is also important to take a personal inventory of your interests and skills, as well as your long-term goals. Also, consider your passion for travel, working in a dynamic and multicultural environment, and providing exceptional customer service. Reflect on your ability to handle the demands of the job, such as irregular work schedules, long hours, and dealing with various challenges that can arise during flights.

Furthermore, assess your interpersonal skills, communication abilities, adaptability, problem-solving capabilities, and teamwork aptitude. These are essential qualities for success as a flight attendant. In the end, becoming a flight attendant can be a rewarding and exciting career path, but it is ultimately up to you to evaluate these key points and make a decision that aligns with your individual aspirations.

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Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management in the Philippines

The Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM) is a four-year degree program in the Philippines that will train you in developing and implementing tourism campaigns, organizing and managing events, and following policies and standards related to investments, business regulations, procurement, and other miscellaneous procedures.

Some examples of courses that you may take while enrolled in this program include:

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• Principles of Tourism
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• Tourism Planning and Development
• Human Behavior in Organization
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• Principles of Marketing
• Basic Finance
• Tourism Marketing
• Business Communication
• Management Information System
• Philippine History, Government and Constitution
• Tourism Research Methods and Techniques
• Tourism Impacts and Sustainability
• Basic Economics
• Events Management

Aside from taking the courses mentioned above, you may also undergo a minimum of 360 hours of On-the-Job training at tourism agencies, resorts, airports, and other companies or organizations involved in the tourism industry.

Qualified graduates of Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management can find employment as any of the following:

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Hello . Dagdag kolang po , Morena po ang kulay ko at 5’2 lang po yung height ko.. hindi po ba ako naiiba kasi eh dba po ang tourism is matangkad maputi at maganda ? pero Dream kopo kasi maggng flight attendant eh , gusto kong mag travel at I know na may skills ako kaht na hindi ko complete sa qualifying appearance ng tourism …

Hi, Niksdc017!

Right now, we’re not aware of any programs that would automatically qualify a graduate of any particular school for a position at Philippine Airlines. From what we have seen from job advertisements in the past, companies don’t require applicants to be a graduate of any particular course or school as long as they meet the company’s requirements. So far, we haven’t encountered any companies that specifically require applicants to be beautiful or look a certain way. Instead, what they usually require is that applicants look presentable at all times. We haven’t encountered any clause about complexion, either. The height requirement is usually strict, though, because height can affect the attendant’s ability to perform their job. Still, if being a flight attendant is your dream, you might want to search around for companies that have lower height requirements. Requirements sometimes vary depending on the company, so it might be worth taking a shot.

Hello . BS Tourism Managment po course ko . Pag graduate kopo ba sa Wesleyan University Philippines eh mag kakaroon poba ko ng Job sa Philippine Airlines ? 🙂

Hi pwedi po bang magenroll pa sa pup kung 2years grad. Ako?

Magkno ang tuition fee ng hrm sa arraulio university cabanatuan?

Hi po. I’m a 4thyear student. Di ko pa po alam kung ano kukunin kong course. Kasi po nag dadalawang isip po ako sa tourism. Ask ko lang po kung makatapos po ako ng BSTM magiging isang turista lang po ba ko? And sabi denpo kasi ng teacher ko dati ang tourism and HRM daw po ay para sa mga mahihina ang utak lang?

Hello please answer this Talaga po bang kailangan matangkad at maganda,??? I have problem about my teeth so I’m gonna get braces for good sabi ng Friends ko dapat po maganda ang ngipin, totoo po ba yon? Kahit alam kong may skill naman ako

If you were referring to becoming a flight attendant, some companies do have specific preferences when it comes to physical appearances. For that, we suggest you check out their job advertisements to see what their usual requirements are.

If you were simply referring to enrolling in BS Tourism Management and pursuing the whole bunch of other jobs that it may lead you to, we believe that’s not really the case, especially if your skills, qualifications, and experiences are up to their standards.

Added information lang: sa kahit anong course ng PUP ay P12 lang per Unit and as far as I know walang maintaining grades ang Tourism. Hindi po ganun kahigpit sa requirements kaya po ako nakapasok xD (2nd year tourism student na po ako sa PUP) hehe.

good pm po anu po requirements pag grad na ng vocational tpos mag aaral ulit.gusto ko po ksi mag aral

hi po:) Ask kulang po itong Curriculum list for BS Tourism Management is only for a major subject right? do you have a minor curriculum list for Tourism Management? and i ask lng po na grad. po ako ng associate of HRM then kung mag transfer po ako dito s pup, meron po bang maintaining ng grades na dpat po ba no lower than 2.0? meron po kasi akong planned to enroll this coming 2nd semester.

Hi, Pathrick!

Nope. It includes both minor and major subjects. You can get a copy of the curriculum from the CHED website; however, it only contains the list of the recommended subjects — not necessarily the actual subjects that the school you’ll be enrolling at will require you to take — so it’s best if you’ll ask the school directly.

We’re not really sure about the “maintaining grades” part, so we suggest you ask PUP directly so they can give you a more accurate and detailed reply.

hello i just want to ask kung kailan po pwede mag exam this year ?

Excuse me, I just want to ask what are the requirements of this course for the students.

Hi, Shainna!

Requirements vary per school, so it’s best if you’ll contact the school you wish to enroll at so they can give you a more accurate and detailed reply.

Sa Batangas state university po

Hello po! 🙂 Magkano po tuition fee ng bstm?

Hi, Evangilen!

Tuition fees may vary per school, so we suggest you contact the school where you are thinking of enrolling at so they can give you an accurate and more detailed reply.

Hi, im wondering if height and looks really matter when it comes to taking BSTM, my height is 5’0 and i hope im qualified taking BSTM.

That would depend on which particular job you intend to pursue after you graduate. As far as we know, employers that are looking for tourism officers and tour escorts are not very particular with height and appearance as long as you have the skills and qualifications. Flight attendants, however, are required to meet specific height requirements and possess certain physical attributes.

I just want to know, is clear vision also a requirement?

So far, we haven’t heard of any such particular requirement. We suggest you still contact the school you are thinking of enrolling at to be sure, though.

Hello, i wondering if height and looks matters when it comes taking BSTM, my height is 5’0 and i hope im still qualified to that course.

May I ask, What are the qualifications an individual must carry in order to pursue this course, BSTM? And also, are there many job opportunities that would await me if I took this course? I’m currently in senior high and I am interested to pursue course, but carries the fact that Im still quite not sure, Thats why I visited your site to get an answer to my questions. Thank you in advance. 🙂

Hi, Ysabella!

Thank you for visiting our site.

If you meant educational attainment and things like that, any high school graduate can take the course. If you meant skills or attributes, having good organizational skills, communication skills, analytical skills, and multitasking skills would help.

You can get an idea of the number and kinds of jobs waiiting for tourism graduates from this page: http://job-search.jobstreet.com.ph/philippines/job-opening.php?key=tourism+management&location=&specialization=&position=&ss=1&by=search&src=11

MAGKANO ANG TUITION NG BSTM NG UP?

panu po maq inquire senyo ? kelan po yunq entrance exam for incominq freshman ? for next school year ?

Thanks for visiting our site.

We’re sorry, but we’re not an educational institution, so we don’t offer any of the courses listed on our site. You can find the list of schools that do offer BS HRM on the link below: http://www.courses.com.ph/bachelor-of-science-in-hotel-and-restaurant-management-in-the-philippines/

good pm po hndi po bshrm yunq kukunin kunq course bstm po !

Oh, sorry. Our mistake. You can find the list of the schools that offer BSTM on the post above. You can get their contact information from there.

Alternatively, you can also browse through our partial list of schools and their entrance exams for 2012. We haven’t updated it yet, but it might help give you an idea of their schedules. http://www.courses.com.ph/category/entrance-exam/

at magkano din po pag nag entrance exam magkano po ba. . hundred plus po ba to , , ,………

helow po,,,magkano po ba ang tuition fee dto sa pup sta mesa at kelan po pwede mag entrance exam,,,..

thank you po

From what we know, tuition fee was P 12.00 per unit last year. We just don’t know if there has been any increase.

You can find the entrance exam schedule on this page: http://www.prc.gov.ph/contact/default.aspx

hi gud pm 🙂 magkano po yung tuition fee ng tourism sa PUP ?

Hi, Shamae!

We’re sorry but we have no available information regarding the tuition fee for BS Tourism in PUP. You can find the standard tuition and miscellaneous fees that PUP imposes on this page: http://www.pup.edu.ph/Accounting/StudentServices/Fees.aspx , but for more specific details, it’s best if you’ll contact them directly so they can give you an accurate and more detailed response.

papaano po ba mag-inquire sa school na po ito ? at magkano po ba ang tuition fee dito , umaabot po ba sa magkano ?

Hi, Terence!

Just click the name of the school you want to enroll at and you’ll find more information about their contact information as well as their examination and admission requirements. We don’t have available information about their tuition fees, though, so it’s best if you’ll ask their official representatives for details.

Good luck! 🙂

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