The curriculum is designed to allow the student to develop the skills, knowledge and behaviour required to work in the Tourism Industry with a special emphasis placed on preparation towards the specific requirements of the Airline Industry. In addition to a strong Tourism Business foundation, this course adds language skills, customer relations awareness, and stresses the importance of safety and emergency procedures as the flight attendant's primary role.

Graduates are employed with Canadian and International scheduled carriers as well as the charter airlines, as Flight Attendants, and as Reservationists, and Ground Crew. While this course is designed for those planning a career with the airlines, many graduates have chosen to work in related areas of Tourism and have found themselves to be well prepared for a successful career in this dynamic industry.

Common Job Titles:

- Flight Attendant,
- Travel Agent,
- Travel Counsellor

Employment for this occupation is expected to be stable through the year 2005 with vacancies being created by retirements in the airlines, and a modest increase in overall aviation activity. Graduates should be prepared to relocate to secure employment, especially early in their careers.

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma at or above the general level, or equivalent
• Grade 9 French
• Grade 12 English
  

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