Tourism 20 (theory with work placement)
Students explore Canadian tourism in-depth, focusing on the five tourism sectors. You will learn about quality customer service, career pathways related to tourism, tourism marketing, and meeting the needs of all clients in the tourism sectors. Students will get hands-on learning opportunities to practice some of these concepts through the in-person work placement.
Tourism 20 with work placement is available in Semester 2.
Prerequisite
Delivered
Credits
What Will I Learn?
Building upon the foundational knowledge of Tourism 10, students will learn about the tourism industry, workplace safety and career opportunities in areas such as food and beverage, hotels, entertainment, transportation, and travel services. The course also emphasizes delivering excellent customer service, accommodating diverse guest needs, and developing marketing plans to attract tourists.
Tourism 20 consists of:
50 hours of online theory
50 hours of a practical, hands-on work placement that will allow students to apply the theory they've learned in a professional workplace
optional Tourism Saskatchewan Think Tourism event, which will count towards your work placement hours (typically one day in either Saskatoon or Regina). If students choose not to attend the event, all 50 hours can be completed at the work placement.
Sask DLC coordinates student work placements and we will do our best to find a local placement; however, we may not be able to accommodate placements in all situations, and/or some travel may be required.
Travel is at the student’s expense. If you have questions about work placements or Sask DLC courses, email helpdesk@saskDLC.ca or call our main office at 306-252-1000.
All students, parents and mentors are encouraged to familiarize themselves with our work placement policy. Work placements provide students with an opportunity to see if a trade might be right for them. This is only possible with the support of our partner Tourism Saskatchewan.
Units of Study
Tourism in Canada
Working in Tourism
Tourism Industry Careers
Service Best Certification
Customer Service
Meeting the Needs of Every Guest
Tourism Marketing
Work Placement
Exams
No Proctored Exams
What is a proctor?Course Materials
You Will Need
Any necessary workplace attire/materials (i.e. industry specific clothing, safety goggles, etc.).
Travel to and from work placement and optional Think Tourism event.
Supplied by Sask DLC
Online course materials
Coordinate work placement at local tourism business
