Tourism Trainer
Tourism trainers use their expertise to increase the professionalism and skills of those working in the tourism industry. They work in training classrooms, workplaces, and in schools, and have a good understanding of the tourism industry as well as knowledge of adult learning principles and of training techniques. They may work as contract trainers or may be employed by a company to manage ongoing training needs.
Duties
- Plan training objectives and session plans
- Deliver training sessions
- Respond to questions and comments
- Develop and administer evaluations
- May develop program, curriculum, or learning activities
Experience
A tourism trainer must possess industry experience, strong communication and public speaking skills, knowledge of adult learning principles, and excellent interpersonal skills. Training or teaching experience is desirable.
Education
A college or university diploma is required. A certificate in adult education is advantageous. Train-the-Trainer courses and public speaking courses are assets. Learn more about occupational standards, training, and certification on emerit.ca.