Background

Participants

Resources

Contacts
East Riding of Yorkshire Tourism Learning Area Profile Form
 
 
 
What is a learning Area?
Who is this site for?
How to set up a learning area
Good practice
About this Site
 

 

3. Calendar

3.1 Programme of Work

The objectives, programme of work and outputs have been defined in draft, namely,:

  1. Establish a list of interested stakeholders
  2. Establish a working group
  3. Develop a vision of the learning area through development of a preliminary website
  4. Prepare a funding application
  5. Set up a Tourism Learning Area for the region

3.2. Intended Outputs (by date)

The following outputs conform to the draft objectives of the working group:

  1. List of potential stakeholders June 2004
  2. Establishment of a working group July 2004
  3. Development of a strategic vision presented as a preliminary website Sept 2004
  4. Preparation of a) work programme, b) budget and c) funding application November 2004
  5. Establishment of a Tourism Learning Area for the region Dec 2005

3.3. List of Learning Experiences

A range of formal and informal learning experiences can be found on the websites of the interested stakeholders, in particular:

LEARNING EXPERIENCES:

  The following sections provide a classification structure for tourism learning experiences :

( It is also a further means for classification of Calendar information, again outside the scope of the learning areas pilot phase)

  1. A classification of Formal and Non-formal Education and Training on offer
  2. A listing of media that offer Informal Learning Experiences

Access to Tourism Learning Experiences by:

1. FORMAL and NON FORMAL Courses and Seminars

 

Education Training needs in the Tourist Industry per category.
 

All Categories

Managers

 

Supervisors

 

Skilled craft workforce

Semi-skilled

 

 

training needs all categories +

training needs all categories+

training needs all categories+

training needs all categories+

 
  • Tourism
  • New technologies
  • Quality
  • Customer Care
  • Reception skills
  • Communica­tions
  • Languages
  • Team work
  • Project work
  • Sustainable development
  • Entrepreneur­ship
  • Safety and security within tourism enterprises
  • First Aid
  • Basic Computer skills
  • Business Planning/ strategic planning
  • Strategic management
  • Management Skills
  • Networking Skills
  • Management through vision and values
  • Yield Management
  • Accounting
  • Product development, innovation
  • Marketing
  • Sales
  • Human Resource Management
  • Planning resources, guidance and advice at regional/local level
  • Project management
  • Management skills to cope with the globalisation reality
  • Train the Trainer
  • Hygiene
  • Basic Computer skills
  • Human Resource Management
  • Hygiene
  • Accounting
  • Supervision skills
  • Training skills
  • Personal skills
  • Problem solving
  • Basic computer skills
  • Induction training
  • Personal skills
  • Technical skills (bar, kitchen, restaurant, cleaning.)
  • In-house-training
  • House-keeping training
  • Induction training

2. INFORMAL

  Categories to classify informal learning experiences:

Newspapers

Television

Magazines

Regional Online Information

Socio-cultural events

Word of mouth communications (conversations, phones, internet)

Other