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300,000 new jobs in the tourism industry
between 1998 and 2005.
Job growth significant in Food and
Beverage sector.
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Level of formal education has increased
in all tourism areas.
More skilled workers are needed.
Opportunities for new Canadians exist.
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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
http://www.cthrc.ca
Tel: (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
Canadian Restaurant and Foodservice
Association
316 Bloor St.,
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1W5.
Tel: (416) 923-8416,
Fax: (416) 923-1450.
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National Occupational Standards available
from provincial or territorial education council. See http://www.cthrc.ca
Workbooks and Trainers Guides based
on occupational standards.
Tourism Careers for Youth in-class
training.
The Canadian Academy of Travel &
Tourism articulation program for secondary schools. Students graduate
with an Academy certificate as well as their secondary school
diploma.
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