Promoting the thrill of travel
Why train with TourCademy?
Meet the team
FAQs
Firstly, there is a difference. Tour Leaders conduct, and are responsible for, an entire tour program whereas a Tour Guide is an expert at guiding through a specific location. Secondly, Tour Leading might be more work, but it's also more fulfilling - emotionally and financially.
To become an accredited Tour Leader, you need training with an accredited institution like TourCademy.
We cannot stress enough how becoming a Tour Leader is an investment in your freedom. Freedom to choose when to work, how much you earn, where you travel and live and every other detail of your life!
Look into the training organisation's partners, parent companies and general experience of the team behind the training. In the case of TourCademy, we have two decades of industry experience backing us.
Without a shadow of a doubt! You will receive top-tier training to fill a glaring gap in the market and have a foot in the door with our sister and parent companies.
The course is self-paced, so the time it takes to complete will depend on your schedule and how quickly you progress. However, if you dedicate yourself to completing it full-time, it typically takes around 120 hours (3weeks).
Yes, of course! To find your coach legs, you'll shadow real Tour Leaders on actual tours and eventually lead an escorted tour as part of the training program.
All over the world! It depends on where you're based, where your knowledge and skills lie, and the itineraries of your training tours.