Course for tourist guide in Austria starts on September 24, 2021
There is a new training course of tourism training in Austria. Modular, mostly online, a practical course with an optimal preparation for the qualification exam by experienced lecturers for the theoretical subjects, active guides and former graduates of the last years, as well as outstanding partners in the tourism industry.
Ideally matched as a part-time course.
The crisis is the best time for training and development. Why not go straight into vocational training, which will open up new opportunities for you?
We know that financially it is not easy in the tourism industry at the moment. That’s why we made the course modular, so you don’t pay for parts you can opt out of.
And we offer you flexible installment payments at no extra charge.
Course start
September 24, 2021
Course end
Summer 2022
Course duration
2 semesters
Total of 500 hours, including 100 hours of self-study and job shadowing/evaluation.
Course location
Theory mostly online via zoom
Livestream of the classroom events
Practical training in the respective federal state
Timetable
The course is held part-time on Friday afternoons from 2pm-2:30pm and Saturday from 8am-4pm.
Most theory training online, classroom training in Vienna and Linz.
Costs
from €3,498
We have answered many other questions on our website in the FAQ section, e.g. how much you can earn as a tourist guide or what career opportunities you currently have.
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Free online info evening on 14.09.2021, 19-21h
Or stop by our live info night. This Tuesday from 7-2 p.m. online via Zoom. We will present the course to you again in detail and answer all your questions.
You don’t have time? No problem. You can also download a recording and detailed information material from us free of charge and without obligation.
Nothing scares as much as change,
And nothing offers so many opportunities!
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