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The more training you have, the more you have to offer potential employers, thus increasing your chances of landing the job that you want! So check out your tourism education and training options below.
The BC Tourism Learning System (TLS) includes the laddered tourism and hospitality education programs shown here. These programs follow an 'industry approved' core curriculum — making sure you get practical training and education that is valued by employers!
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LinkBC – the tourism and hospitality education network for BC – shares research findings, tourism knowledge and resources with its network partners to promote best practices in tourism education. Partners include 20 colleges and universities with tourism and hospitality programs, and LinkBC's four initiatives include: serve as an industry and education information hub; connect industry to students and grads; strengthen the Tourism Learning System; promote BC as an international tourism and hospitality learning destination.
EDUCATION OPTIONS
Secondary School Programs
A head start for your career in tourism!
More information here.
Certificate/Diploma Programs
Learning the essentials!
Search go2's Tourism Training Directory for specific programs & institutions.
Interested in work placements?
Degree Programs
Building on the essentials!
Search go2's Tourism Training Directory for specific programs & institutions.
Interested in work placements?
Post Graduate Programs
Taking it to another level!
Search go2's Tourism Training Directory for specific programs & institutions.
INDUSTRY CREDENTIALS
Apprenticeships
Earn while you learn!
More information here.
Skills Certificates
A great starting point!
National Certification
emerit… great for those already working in tourism!
A national certification process that challenges an individual to demonstrate they have mastered the required skills and met the standards of their profession in a practical job setting.
For more information visit www.emerit.ca
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