Global Learning Company Services

Travel is Only the Beginning. Ensuring a successful academic travel experience, demands academic, administrative, and logistical expertise. The Global Learning Company makes it easy. The Global Learning Company has the tools, knowledge and experience to develop a rewarding travel seminar for both faculty and students.

Seminar Development Managers

A Global Travel Seminar manager works hand-in-hand with faculty leaders throughout the seminar development and deployment process. The manager facilitates the seminar by scheduling company visits that match course objectives and seamlessly interweaving business and cultural experiences within a logistical framework. We organize your travel—flights, hotel, ground transportation, and other logistical amenities—within your resource limit.

Online Seminar Classroom

Each seminar has its own password protected website that houses seminar information, itinerary, travel guide and a business research center. Faculty have can administer the course through the website and have access to teaching materials in a special professor area. Students enter personal travel information - for example, dietary and roommate requests - directly into online forms, relegating.

Comprehensive Support

With years of experience in university settings, we know all the administrative tasks that go along with planning, marketing and administering a travel seminar. We make it easy by providing layers of assistance. We automate collection of student travel information, coordinate visas and flight arrangements, and even potentially can come directly to your campus to implement seminar advertising campaigns, hold information or orientation sessions, or advise students. We provide superior one-on-one customer service to faculty and students throughout the Global Travel Seminar Experience.

 

“Having led travel seminars in the past, I know how complicated and time consuming developing the courses can be. The Global Learning Company efficiently manages the process allowing time to be spent on research and guiding students through the experience.”

Tracy Noga, Ph.D, CPA Assistant Professor of Accounting