Certificate III in Travel (CRICOS course code 110351F) is a Certificate III delivered by Australian Hospitality Skills Recognition Pty Ltd over 45 weeks (~10 months). This qualification, with VET national code SIT30222, equips students with the essential skills to work in the travel industry, including booking flights, accommodation, and tour packages. It is a single qualification with no foundation studies or dual award. Located in Brisbane, Queensland, the course is taught in English at campuses in Fortitude Valley and Brisbane City. As a CRICOS-registered provider (CRICOS 03442E), Australian Hospitality Skills Recognition ensures international students receive quality education under the ESOS Act protections.
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This course falls under the field of education 08 - Management and Commerce, specifically 0807 - Tourism and 080701 - Tourism at AQF Level 3. Students learn core competencies in customer service, sales, itinerary planning, and destination knowledge. The curriculum covers practical skills such as using global distribution systems, handling bookings, and complying with workplace health and safety. Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles like travel consultant, reservations officer, or tour guide. The course is designed to meet industry standards and may include simulated work environments.
The Certificate III in Travel runs for 45 weeks (approximately 10 months) as recorded on the official CRICOS register. All instruction is in English. This is a single qualification — not a dual award or foundation studies program. Students are expected to attend classes on a full-time basis. The course structure includes a mix of theoretical and practical components, delivered at the provider's Brisbane campuses.
Tuition fees for this course are A$15,000 (indicative, sourced from the CRICOS register). Non-tuition fees (such as materials or administration) are estimated at A$300, bringing the estimated total to A$15,300. Please note: these fees do not include Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC), living costs, or the visa application charge. Living costs in Brisbane average A$500–A$600 per week for rent, groceries, and transport. Always visit the provider's website at www.asmitraining.edu.au for the most current fee schedule.
International students typically require an IELTS overall score of 5.0–5.5 (or equivalent) for this level. Applicants should have completed Year 12 or equivalent. No specific foundation or pathway program is offered for this course — contact the provider for individual assessment. Students must meet the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement and demonstrate financial capacity. All entry requirements are set by Australian Hospitality Skills Recognition Pty Ltd and may vary.
This course has no mandatory work component. It does not include a structured internship or work placement. However, students may seek part-time work independently, subject to their student visa conditions.
The course is delivered at four locations in Brisbane, Queensland: ASMI Head Office - Office 1, Level 5, 269 Wickham St, Fortitude Valley; Level 7, 320 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City; Office 2 Level 8 269 Wickham St, Fortitude Valley; and Office 4 Level 7 269 Wickham St, Fortitude Valley. Brisbane is a major student hub with over 150,000 international students from across Australia. The city has excellent public transport, including trains and buses, connecting these campuses. Living costs are moderate compared to Sydney and Melbourne.
Queensland offers a vibrant lifestyle with a strong tourism industry, making it an ideal location for travel studies. Brisbane has over 30 CRICOS-registered providers offering tourism and hospitality courses. The state’s climate and proximity to iconic destinations like the Gold Coast and Great Barrier Reef provide real-world context for your studies. Consider factors such as student visa conditions, OSHC requirements, and part-time work opportunities (48 hours per fortnight during term) when planning.
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Certificate III in Travel is a CRICOS-registered programme at Australian Hospitality Skills Recognition Pty Ltd. Use this register extract [CRICOS register, Apr 2026] to cross-check codes, duration and indicative fees before you apply.
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