Typsy microcredential training for Victoria is part of the Australian Government’s Choose Tourism initiative to help the states and territories position tourism as a career of choice and attract workers to fill the many vacant positions in our industry across the country. Find out more re: the Victorian Choose Tourism program
Are you a Typsy account manger via this program and need assistance to manage your account? Sign up for a webinar to learn How to get started as a Typsy Manager (you will need your manager details) via this link – https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/getting-started-as-a-manager-on-typsy-registration-100852261830
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In partnership with VTIC and 13 of Victoria’s regional tourism boards, partnerships and industry experts, 20 lessons have been created for industry. See the Promotional Videos as below
13 x Victorian regional lessons
3 part course on customer service in the visitor economy
2 x mentor sessions on working in the industry
2 x lessons relating to engagement with First Nations peoples in tourism, and engaging in accessible and inclusive tourism in Victoria.
Have you have already registered for this program with Typsy? Log in for the first lessons of the Victorian content here
Register before June 30th for full access to the site until end of September 2004. – Register here for the funded program.
Businesses register and then invite their teams.
Jobseekers can register to explore career options
Volunteers can register to expand their scope.
The new lessons have been devised to inspire workers in the visitor economy to have confidence when engaging with visitors. These could include current staff, career change workers, school leavers in seasonal jobs, working holiday makers new to the area.
Micro credential badges are earned after a quiz at the end of each completed course. Most lessons in a course are 5 or 6 minutes long. They can be done anywhere on any digital screen.
As Victoria looks towards 2030, find visitor economy updates from across the sector, insights and useful targeted information for our industry and its operators. Look to these highlights or further below for more particular resources.
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