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KembaraXtra – Travel Terms: Accredited Travel Professional (ATP)
ATP is a UK professional recognition developed by ABTA, ITT (Institute of Travel and Tourism), and People 1st (the sector skills council). It has three levels: Bronze (for holders of NVQ Level 2 or equivalent such as QCF from September 2010, ABTAC Level 1, or two years’ experience plus relevant qualifications), Silver (four years’ industry experience plus relevant qualifications), and Gold (seven years’ industry experience plus relevant qualifications). The entry emphasizes that ATP is intended as recognition of existing qualifications and experience rather than a new qualification, provided the professional keeps skills current through an ATP continuous professional development programme, and it references the ATP website listed in your text.
ATP is a UK professional recognition developed by ABTA, ITT (Institute of Travel and Tourism), and People 1st (the sector skills council). It has three levels: Bronze (for holders of NVQ Level 2 or equivalent such as QCF from September 2010, ABTAC Level 1, or two years’ experience plus relevant qualifications), Silver (four years’ industry experience plus relevant qualifications), and Gold (seven years’ industry experience plus relevant qualifications). The entry emphasizes that ATP is intended as recognition of existing qualifications and experience rather than a new qualification, provided the professional keeps skills current through an ATP continuous professional development programme, and it references the ATP website listed in your text.
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