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Travel and Tourism Travel and Tourism Register with the Placement and Employment Services (World of Work) and follow The Careers Service on social media for the latest student and graduate opportunities. Students are required to register with Placement and Employment Services (World of Work) in order to receive full and part time job vacancies straight to their in boxes and search for these opportunities through the online jobs portal. To register, visit www.uwl.ac.uk/work and also follow us on Twitter @UWLCareers and like our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/uwlcareers. Below you will find a selection of useful websites to get you started with your job search in the Airline and Airport Industry. To get the best access please use the Google Chrome web browser on your computer. PROFESSIONAL BODIES TRADE PRESS AND VACANCIES www.ttglive.co.uk Travel Trade Gazette www.tourismsociety.org The Tourism Society https://www.aito.co.uk AITO www.e-tid.co.uk Travel Industry Digest https://abta.com ABTA www.tmi.org.uk Tourism Management Institute www.itt.co.uk Institute of Travel and Tourism www.people1st.co.uk People First https://www.traveltourismguild. The Guild of Travel and Tourism com https://jobs.travelweekly.co.uk Travel Weekly www.ttglive.com/jobs TTG Recruitment www.leisureopportunities.co.uk Leisure Opportunities www.leisurejobs.com Leisure Jobs www.leisuremanagement.co.uk Leisure Management www.attractiosnmanagement.com Attractions Management www.2unwto.org/about/employ- World Tourism Organisation ment TRAVEL TOURISM RECRUITMENT AGENCIES www.traveljobssearch.com Travel jobs www.traveltradejobs.co.uk Travel trade jobs www.candm.co.uk C and M recruitment http://springboarduk.net Springboard UK www.leisurejobs.com Leisure Jobs www.travelfutures.co.uk Travel Futures www.prospects4travel.com Prospects 4 Travel www.newfrontiers.co.uk/travel New Frontiers www.tandt.jobs T and T www.progressive-personnel.com Progressive Personnel www.reed.co.uk/jobs/leisure-tour- Reed - Leisure and Tourism ism TOURIST ATTRACTIONS (LONDON) www.royal.gov.uk/TheRoyalHouse- The Royal Household hold/WorkingfortheRoyalHouse- hold/HowtoApply.aspx www.visitbritain.org/aboutus/ca- Visit Britain reers/index.aspx www.londonandpartners.com/ Visit London Jobs (including tourist information about-us/careers centres) www.hrp.org.uk/aboutus/workforus Historic Royal Palaces www.nationaltrustjobs.org.uk The National Trust www.londoneyejobs.com/job- The London Eye search-apply www.madame-tussauds-jobs.com/ Madame Tussauds choice/mt www.dungeons-jobs.com The London Dungeons THEME PARKS www.thorpeparkjobs.com/working- Thorpe Park for-us www.legoland.co.uk/Jobs/Where/ Legoland Theme-park www.paultonspark.co.uk/recruit- Paultons Park ment www.chessingtonjobs.com Chessington World of Adventures www.ecoattractions.com/about-us Eco Attractions TOURISM DEVELOPMENT, SUSTAINABILITY AND ECOTOURISM www.visitengland.com English Tourist Board http://ecoclub.com/jobs International Ecotourism Club www.lgjobs.com Local Government tourism jobs www.countryside-jobs.com/Jobs/ Countryside Agency index.htm https://jobs.theguardian.com/jobs/ Guardian Jobs - Travel and Tourism travel-and-transport/ www.charityjob.co.uk/volun- Tourism Development Charity Jobs teer-jobs/business+development www.tourismconcern.org.uk Tourism Concern www.vso.org.uk/volunteer/op- VSO- Tourism Specialists portunities/management-busi- ness-and-it/tourism-specialists TOUR OPERATORS AND TRAVEL CENTRES www.kuoni.co.uk/employment Kuoni www.tuitravelplc.com/careers Tui Group www.statravel.co.uk/work-for-us. STA Travel htm www.thetravelcorporation.com/ The Travel Corporation careers-us www.mosaicholidays.co.uk Mosaic Holidays www.abercrombiekent.co.uk/abou- Abercrombie and Kent tus/careeropportunities www.premierholidays.co.uk/careers Premier Holidays www.coxandkings.co.uk/careerop- Cox and Kings portunities https://www.scottdunn.com/about/ Scott Dunn jobs-recruitment http://careers.audleytravel.com/ Audley travel careers www.flightcentrecareers.co.uk The Flight Centre http://careers.thomascook.com Thomas Cook www.cooptravel.co.uk/Informa- Co-operative Travel tion/Jobs-And-Recruitment/ www.steppestravel.co.uk/jobs Steppes Travel GENERAL VACANCY WEBSITES www.indeed.co.uk Indeed www.simplyhired.co.uk Simply Hired www.prospects.ac.uk Prospects www.graduates.co.uk Graduates www.grb.uk.com Graduate Recruitment Bureau www.agencycentral.co.uk Agency Central www.gradjobs.co.uk Grad Jobs www.monster.co.uk Monster http://targetjobs.co.uk Target Jobs www.totaljobs.com Total Jobs GRADUATE MANAGEMENT SCHEMES IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM www.milkround.com Milkround www.prospects.ac.uk Prospects http://wwwenterprisealive.co.uk/ Enterprise Car Rental jobs-at-enterprise/graduate-man- agement-trainee http://www.jactravel.co.uk/com- Jac Travel pany/about-us/careers/gradu- ate-scheme www.tuitravelplc.com/careers/ Tui Travel graduates/international-gradu- ate-leadership-programme www.haystravel.org/Recruitment/ Hays Travel www.britishairways.com/careers/ British Airways graduate_programmes.shtml https://careers.easyjet.com/gradu- Easyjet ates-and-apprentices/ www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/ Emirates english/Careers_Overview/nation- al_careers www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/ Singapore Airlines careers/careers-at-sia www.tuitravelplc.com/careers/ Tui-Thomson Airways graduates/tui-uk-i-%E2%80%93- uk-graduate-programmes https://jobs.gatwickairport.com/ London Gatwick Aspiring Leaders Programme http://www.networkrail.co.uk/ca- Network Rail Graduate Scheme reers/schemes/students-and-grad- uates/graduate/ https://www.europcar.com.au/EBE/ Europcars module/render/graduate-recruit- ment N.B. Applications for these schemes can open as early as the beginning of your final year so start your research early and don’t leave it too late to apply. AIRLINES AND AIRPORTS See Airline and Airport Management Leaflet HOTELS See Hospitality Leaflet TRANSPORT www.nationalexpress.jobs/jobs National Express Coaches https://www.europcar.co.uk/EBE/ Europcars - Car Rental module/render/Our-job-offers www.enterprisealive.co.uk/ Enterprise - Car Rental jobs-at-enterprise www.networkrail.co.uk/careers Network Rail SOCIAL MEDIA - TWITTER Don’t forget to look for companies to follow particularly those you would like to work for and to use the # to get the latest jobs and news about the travel and toursim sector. Useful feeds for you to follow @UWLCareers @etidnewsdesk @Prospectsjobs @Prospectsjobs @LeisureOppsJobs @Guardianjobs @ttg_digital @People1stSSC @targetjobs @CareersScope_SB @candmjobs @traveltradejobs @ABTAtravel @ukseries SOCIAL MEDIA - LINKEDIN For many students, the key to finding a job is all about who you know; therefore it is vital that you start deveoping your industry contacts and networks. The social media platform, Linkedin, can help you maintain and develop a useful network of friends and indusry specific professionals to support you with your job search. It also allows you to follow companies and connect with alumni from your school and university who already work in your industry. Linkedin have created a video which outlines how it can support you with your net- working: http://students.linkedin.com/uk For further information about using social media to support your networking activity, see our Using Social Media to improve your career prospects leaflet. JOB SEEKER EVENTS Attending careers and employment fairs can also be a great opportunity to network with professionals from organisations that operate within the UK or abroad. Each year the university organises a part-time jobs fair, a graduate employment fair and a placement opportunities fair at which you can find out about the latest vacancies in your area and network with employers. Visit: www.uwl.ac.uk/ceee/events for the latest information about upcoming events. EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES The University of West London Careers Service promotes equal opportunities both as a service provider and in its interaction with students, graduates, staff, employers, voluntary organisations and other external agencies regardless of age, colour, creed, disability, ethnic or national origin, family responsibilities, gender (including gender reassignment), marital status, political beliefs, race, religion, sexual orientation, sexuality and socio-economic background. This statement is in compliance with the University of West London’s Equal Opportunities Policy Statements which can be accessed on the website: www.uwl.ac.uk/about-us/policies/equality-and-diversity We value your feedback. If you feel we have not addressed any issues concerning the above, please let us know. www.facebook.com/uwlcareers UWL Careers uwl.ac.uk/careers Leaflet last updated: Edmund Lewis, July 2016 Design: Marketing Office.
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