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Syllabus

Specialist Travel Operations

The areas that need their own training: visas, corporate desks and documentation.

Level
Professional
Duration
4–6 weeks
Modules
5
For
Consultants moving into visa, corporate or documentation work.

Not yet enrollable. This is the approved syllabus. It reaches the catalogue once its lessons, materials, trainer and assessments exist. Module outlines are settled; lesson-level detail is written when the programme is scheduled for production.

Visa training covers administration and preparation. It does not make anyone an immigration adviser, and nothing in it should be presented to a client as legal advice.

Module 1

Visa Application Administration

Topics

  • Visa categories
  • Documentation
  • Application procedures
  • Appointment administration
  • Document verification
  • Ethical visa consultancy

By the end, a learner can

  • Prepare and check a visa document set

Module 2

Corporate Travel Management

Topics

  • Corporate requirements
  • Travel policy interpretation
  • Business travel coordination
  • Group travel
  • Expense management
  • Corporate reporting

By the end, a learner can

  • Prepare a corporate travel proposal

Module 3

Travel Insurance

Topics

  • Types of cover
  • Policy terminology
  • Coverage limitations
  • Claims documentation
  • Client education

By the end, a learner can

  • Compare policy terms and explain them to a client

Module 4

Travel Technology

Topics

  • Online booking systems
  • Travel management platforms
  • Digital documentation
  • CRM systems
  • Workflow automation
  • Data security

By the end, a learner can

  • Evaluate a travel platform against a need

Module 5

Professional Travel Documentation

Topics

  • Itineraries
  • Booking confirmations
  • Vouchers
  • Invoices
  • Client travel packs
  • Quality control

By the end, a learner can

  • Produce a complete client travel pack

Final practical project

A corporate travel management proposal with its supporting documentation.

Marked by a trainer against a published rubric, not auto-graded. The point is whether you could hand it to a client.