LP Tourism and Leisure

The LP Tourism and Leisure trains professionals capable of :

• to study the coherence of the development of a tourism product with the international market and the company's strategy;
• develop a marketing strategy for tourism products;
• organise and lead a multicultural team and take charge of a tourism project abroad;
• advising customers and carrying out day-to-day sales and reservations;
• managing and marketing leisure and accommodation facilities in France and abroad;
• managing and operating tourism projects
  develop a genuine e-tourism strategy

Recruitment level : Bac +2

Accessible in : traditional initial training and continuing education.

Training required :
Bac + 2 (L2 de licence LEA, LLCER, BTS Tourisme, BTS Commerce Internationale, DUT TC...).

Admission requirements : 
The LP Tourism and Leisure is aimed at motivated students with a good level of language skills who have passed the selection tests.

Registration form:
Administrative on E-candidat from the University of Guyana website.

A) For students on standard initial training courses

• 17 weeks of face-to-face classes at the universitý from September to the end of January from 2pm to 8pm.
• Professional conferences
• A 150-hour tutored project to be carried out as part of a team and submitted in September
• Compulsory six-month work placement in a non-French-speaking country in a company, association, local authority, etc. This work placement is offered to students in consultation with professionals. Each student is
• Supervised by a company tutor and monitored by a teacher. The work placement involves writing a dissertation and presenting it to a panel of judges.

B) For students on professionalisation contracts

• 30 weeks of face-to-face classes at the university from September to June, from 4 pm to 8 pm
• Professional conferences
• A 150-hour tutored project to be carried out as part of a team and submitted in September
• Life in the company: The Head of Training and the trainers organise the progression table for the lessons and activities expected in the company.
• of its activities in a report to be submitted in September

Hourly volume : 

• The course is 488 hours long, with approximately 30% of the classes taught in English and 1/3 in hybrid.
• The courses are structured into major or minor and professional teaching units (U.E.).

Assessment method
Continuous assessment

The LP Tourism and Leisure offers opportunities in the following sectors and professions:

• in the travel industry (TOs, incoming operators, distribution networks) as forfeiters, sales representatives, buyers, negotiators, destination managers, marketing department, etc.
• leisure facilities: residence managers, sales staff, customer service, accommodation managers, entertainment team managers, etc;
• passenger transport companies
• convention centres (sales and marketing departments)
• institutional structures: Comité du tourisme, etc.
• the hotel industry (sales, reception/booking, tourist services, group services)