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travel & tourism course in singapore i am iata qulifide from bombay

0 95 Views | Posted 2011-09-15 08:15:49
Asked by jignesh bhatt

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    DENNIS VASANTHAKUMAR PAUL Education Consultant | Guide-Level 12

    2011-10-08 17:01:45
    As you ahve already hava IATA certificate, you cna take up post graduation in UK in relaed field. you will get course admission with internership. the cost of fees will be the same as in singapore
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    Dream Abroad

    2011-09-15 22:40:08
    Dear Bhatt, TMIS - Tourism Management of Singapore is the best option in my view. Kindly go through the link http://tmis.edu.sg/index.php?page=wsq-diploma-in-tourism.
    4+8 months to complete Diploma in Tourism and 12months internship of $500.
    If you want apply please mail us the details for assistance. we will give our from our side.
    dreamabroadnow@gmail.com. Regards Dream Abroad

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