Tourism Service in Iceland
Are you interested in the tourism service industry in Iceland? Are you already working in the tourism sector or aim to work there? This course strengthens your position in the job market.
About the course
The course consists of learning about customer service in tourism as well as practicing basic Icelandic skills in service professions. This is a practical course where you will strengthen your skills and learn to provide outstanding service to a diverse group of customers and deal with challenges that come up. You will also learn job related Icelandic to be able to have basic communication in Icelandic. The course is taught in English.
Subjects
- Rights and responsibilities at work. You will learn the basic rules of the work environment, as well as an overview of employment rights, duties and work contracts.
- Basic workplace skills. You will learn good work habits, why work processes matter, time management, and how to work well in a team.
- Communication and multicultural awareness. You will learn how to communicate clearly and politely with coworkers and customers, and how to understand and respect different cultures.
- Appearance and customer service. You will learn how professional appearance and positive attitudes influence customer service.
- Main tourist attractions in Iceland. You will get an overview of popular places to visit in Iceland and learn how to describe them simply and accurately.
- Work-related Icelandic – level A1. You will learn basic Icelandic words and phrases useful for work, such as greetings, simple questions, and everyday workplace language.
- IT skills, useful programs, CV and cover letter. You will learn to use essential computer programs and create a simple CV and cover letter.
For whom?
This course is for individuals, 18 years and older, who want to learn about tourism services in Iceland.
To participate in the program and to ensure the best possible learning outcomes, students must have English skills equivalent to level B1.2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
The target group for further education according to the board of The Icelandic Education Fund.