emerit Certification for the Tourism Industry
Non-Governmental Organizations
Last Verified:
2006-03-14
emerit* Professional Certification, recognized across the country, brings a professionalism and credibility to each of the emerit-trained professions in the tourism industry such as:
Eligibility Criteria
Professionals, managers and entrepreneurs involved in the tourism industry can benefit from emerit certification and training.
Eligible Activities
emerit Certification Occupations
Banquet Server
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Bartender
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Food and Beverage Manager
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Housekeeping Room Attendant
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Tourism Visitor Information Counsellor
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Summary
Certification is awarded when an employee demonstrates they have mastered the required skills and met the standards of their profession in a practical job setting.
They must first write an examination proving their knowledge of the emerit material. They are then evaluated in a real-world setting to demonstrate their mastery of the practical knowledge.
emerit-certified staff stand head and shoulders above the rest in Canada as professionals in their respective fields. Certification also shows that employees are valued and worth the investment.
Ontario Contact(s):
Ontario Tourism Education Corporation (OTEC)
Suite 300
21 Four Seasons Place
Toronto, Ontario
M9B 6J8
Toll-free (information): 1-800-486-9158
E-mail: info@otec.org
Web site:
http://www.otec.org
National Contact(s):
National Office
Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council
Suite 608
151 Slater Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1P 5H3
Toll-free (information): 1-800-486-9158
E-mail: info@emerit.ca / info@cthrc.ca
Web site:
http://www.cthrc.ca
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