"Semana da Economia dos Visitantes" está de volta pelo seu quinto ano-mostrando as muitas opções para uma carreira gratificante na indústria do turismo. Mais de 50 eventos em toda a região da cidade de Liverpool demonstrarão o que a vida pode ser como trabalhar em hospitalidade, varejo, turismo ou viagem. O evento será lançado no Museu Marítimo em 3
Running from the 3-6 February, the week aims to also raise the profile of the sector as a progressive career choice. Over 50 events across the Liverpool City Region will demonstrate what life can be like working in hospitality, retail, tourism or travel.
Launched in 2015 by the Growth Platform visitor economy team, further education colleges and skills providers across the city region. The event will be launched at the Maritime Museum on 3 RD fevereiro. As faculdades que participam - juntamente com empregadores locais - são: Riverside College, Hugh Baird College, St Helens College, Knowsley Community College, Southport College, Wirral Met College e a cidade do Liverpool College. Masterclasses em fabricação de pão artesanal, açougueiro, chá da tarde, coquetéis e treinamento de barista. Outros assuntos cobertos são - cabelos e beleza, refeições requintadas, gastronomia molecular e gerenciamento de hotéis. Paul Askew e colegas do restaurante da escola de arte demonstrarão suas habilidades. Há também palestras e passeios sobre a execução de um hotel, habilidades de RH na indústria de hospitalidade, controle de tráfego aéreo mais uma introdução ao setor de viagens - usando uma aeronave simulada. Trabalhando em estreita colaboração com escolas, faculdades, residentes e pais e, com o apoio da crescente rede de embaixadores do aprendiz, eles aumentam o perfil da aprendizagem como opções de carreira valiosas através da entrega de uma série de shows de habilidades e eventos promocionais. Conselhos práticos na carreira. À medida que esses números continuam aumentando, a melhor disponibilidade e variedade de empregos. Esperamos que ainda mais pessoas do que nunca se beneficiem da semana para permitir que elas comecem a seguir uma carreira gratificante. ”
The week targets anyone interested in the visitor economy sector as a career choice – from school leavers and college students through to those just starting out in employment or looking for a career change.
Events across the week include masterclasses in artisan bread making, butchery, afternoon tea, cocktails and barista training. Other subjects covered are – hair and beauty, fine dining, molecular gastronomy and hotel management. Paul Askew and colleagues from The Art School Restaurant will be demonstrating their skills. There are also talks and tours about the running of a hotel, HR skills in the hospitality industry, air traffic control plus an introduction to the travel industry – using a mock aircraft.
This year’s week is sponsored by both Liverpool Hospitality Association (LHA) and Apprenticeship Support by Be More – who focus on promoting and celebrating all things apprenticeships in the Liverpool City Region. Working closely with schools, colleges, residents and parents and, with the support from the ever-growing Apprentice Ambassador Network, they raise the profile of apprenticeships as valuable career options through the delivery of a range of skills shows and promotional events.
Peter Sandman, Head of Visitor Economy at Growth Platform said: “Now in its fifth year, Visitor Economy Week offers a clear demonstration of the wide range of roles right across the tourism sector, alongside practical career advice.
“The local visitor economy is now worth over £4.9bn annually and supports over 57,000 jobs. As these figures continue to rise so does improved job availability and variety. We hope even more people than ever before will benefit from the week to enable them to start pursuing a rewarding career.”
On behalf of Apprenticeship Support by Be-More, Siobhan Saunders, Divisional Manager Employment, Learning & Skills at Halton Borough Council said: “We are delighted to once again be sponsoring the Liverpool City Region Visitor Economy Week. Apprenticeships are an excellent route into the tourism industry and we have many examples of our residents starting their careers as apprentices and progressing through to a range of exciting and rewarding roles in the industry. Apprenticeship Support by Be-More will be promoting the fabulous variety of activities being delivered this week and we look forward to continuing our partnership with our further education and skills providers in the Liverpool City Region”.
Para obter mais detalhes e uma lista completa de eventos, vá para www.growthplatform.org/visitor-economy-week/
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