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More then 300,000
new jobs expected in Canada's tourism industry by 2005.
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More skilled
workers are needed.
Opportunities
for new Canadians exist.
Demand is expected
to increase for technical and computer-related skills.
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The Student's
Travel Map.
Career Planning
Guide.
Tourism - A
World of Opportunity CD-ROM.
A Career in
Tourism - You Decide How Far to Go Video.
Entry Level
Skills Workbook.
Canadian Tourism
Human Resource Council www.cthrc.ca
Or call (613) 231-6949 for provincial or territorial contacts.
170 Laurier Avenue West,
Suite 1104,
Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5V5.
Tel: (613) 231-6949,
Fax: (613) 231- 6853,
E-mail: wswedlove@cthrc.ca
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National Occupational
Standards available from provincial or territorial education council.
See http://www.cthrc.ca.
Workbooks and
Trainers Guides are based on occupational standards.
Tourism Careers
for Youth in-class training is available.
The Canadian
Academy of Travel and Tourism offers an articulation program for
secondary schools. Students graduate with an Academy certificate
as well as their secondary school diploma.
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