Independent Leisure Worker

This program is designed for students who are passionate about working in the tourism and recreation sectors. The Independent Leisure Worker program is a vocational training course that lasts for three years and is offered in both full-time (BOL) and part-time (BBL) formats. It equips students with practical skills and knowledge to thrive in various leisure environments, such as hotels, campsites, and amusement parks.

Students will study subjects including English and a second modern language, often German, alongside practical training in customer service, event organization, and administrative tasks. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on experience, preparing students to engage effectively with guests and manage various leisure activities. This training is essential for adapting to the dynamic nature of the tourism industry.

Graduates can pursue various job roles such as Leisure Coordinator, Customer Service Representative, Event Organizer, and Recreation Manager. They may find employment in hotels, tourist attractions, or recreational facilities. The skills gained in this program are transferable, allowing graduates to explore opportunities in diverse sectors, including hospitality and event management.