he College of Tourism and Hotels organizes qualifying training courses for its students and graduates for the labor market

The Faculty of Tourism and Hotels at Yarmouk University has launched a series of specialized training courses aimed at its graduate students and those set to graduate this semester. The objective is to enhance their skills and professional competencies essential for the job market.

These courses cover various aspects of airline ticket reservations, including how to display scheduled flights, input passenger information, price tickets, and manage exports and cancellations, along with other relevant operations in airline ticket reservation systems.

Dr. Akram Rawashdeh, the Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, emphasized that these courses are part of the college's strategic plan. One of the college's goals is to improve students' skills, expand their knowledge and professional abilities, and prepare them to meet the evolving demands of the labor market. This initiative includes practical training on campus and aims to facilitate job opportunities in the tourism and hotel sectors, allowing students to channel their energies for personal and community benefit. 

Additionally, the College of Tourism and Hotels offers a Tourism Information Systems course in its Tourism and Hotel Management departments. This course focuses on training students in various airline ticket reservation systems, such as Amadeus, Galileo, and Sabre, as well as global hotel reservation systems like Opera. The course is taught by Professor Zaher Khasawneh, a part-time lecturer in the College’s Tourism and Travel Department.