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This career booklet aims to give you (the counsellor): An idea/a direction to counsel/guide the student with respect to the next step in the student/individual’s choice of career
TypeFocus is an interactive online program that helps you assess your personality type strengths, explore options, and develop career plans. This site will provide a full description of your personality type and a summary of careers that might be a good fit for you. DIRECTIONS: 1.
The Faculty and Student Travel Career Ladder (FAST-CL) presented in Figure 1 displays a broad range of travel motive items for faculty and student joint travel in general and the underlying factors defining these academic travel motivations.
Begin the discussion by asking students to name an exotic place they would like to visit. Let the group offer a few suggestions and choose one that is far away and not easily accessible (i.e., Hawaii, Italy, etc.). Ask the students how they would plan a trip from the classroom to this destination.
A. Facilities. The most ideal Career Counselling Centre facility is where students/job seekers and employers can gather for private one-on-one interviews with employers and Career Counselling Centre professional staff. The Career Counselling Centre has a room designated for private interviews.
Travel Career Development includes several special elements: Chapter outline and questions. Each chapter opens with a general outline of the chapter, including the key. question(s) addressed by each major section of the chapter. Objectives.
Students will explore today’s travel and tourism industry with emphasis on examining the industry terminology, modes of transportation, accommodations, tourism services, package tours, channels of distribution and methods of travel consolidation.
