Study and work experience
Tamwood International College - Toronto

• Lesson Length : 45 min. - Class size : 10 max. - Minimum age : 19 years

48 weeks program: 24 weeks study term and 24 weeks internship
During the first 24 weeks of the program, students take the following courses:
Culture and Communication
Customer Service, Sales and Marketing
Travel, Tourism and Hospitality
Managing Events, Attractions and Teamwork
Tourism Trends and Impacts
Tourism Based Businesses and Workplace Communications
Option: they can work at partial time (20h courses and 20h work)
During the last 24 weeks, students have to work in the tourism and hotel industry.

• Lesson Length : 0 min. - Class size : 12 max. - Minimum age : 19 years

General information about Co-Opt programs in Canada:
Programs with Paid Co-Op Work Placement:

• Diploma in Essential Skills for Hospitality, Service and Tourism (48 weeks)
  (Vancouver, Whistler and Toronto)
• Diploma in Foundations of Food and Beverage Co-Op (48 weeks)
  (Whistler)
• Diploma in International Business and Management Co-Op (48 weeks)
  Vancouver
  
  Estimated earnings: $11-15/hour on average
  We help you secure your co-op work term job with our Launchpad Services
  Info: your Canadian study permit will allow you to workpart-time (up to 20 hours per week) while studying
  Launchpad Services includes:
• Orientation to Living and Working in Canada.I n-depth seminar on all things you need to know about living and working in Canada
• “Hot Jobs List” Access
  Get access to an online database of over 100 jobs you can apply to.
• Resume Workshop
  Resume writing workshop with tips on how to convert your CV into a Canadian style resume plus a workshop on jobfinding strategies
• Interview Skills Workshop
  Tips, coaching and strategies on how to do an eective interview. Includes mock interviews.
• Networking Events and Field Trips
  Throughout your program you will meet industry professionals and have networking opportunities onfield trips and at special events
• Support in Obtaining SIN
  Number, Bank Account, Cell Phone Contract
  In week one we get you set up with everything you need
• Essential Guide To Living and Working in Canada
  An in-depth guidebook based on years of experience and feedback from participants
• Ongoing Monitoring and Support

Our student services team checks in with you regularly to provide advice and assistance.

The International Business and Management program takes an innovative approach to the traditional business program and is specically designed for students considering the world of international business as a career. Students will explore a broad range of business basics and management fundamentals that include global business, workplace communicationsnance, marketing, human resources, international trade and project management. Students will be able to develop critical thinking, creative problem solving, communication and organizational skills required to succeed in the Canadian and international work environment. Skills development such as writing, presentations and public speaking, interviews etc., is integrated into the content and learning activities of the program.
KEY FACTS

• 48 weeks total (24 study weeks + 24 co-op practicum weeks)
• 20 hours/week of in-class study. Monthly start dates
• Option to work part-time while studying and during co-op work term
• Includes 24 week Paid Co-op work experience term

VISA REQUIREMENTS
Study Permit and Work Permit (work is an essential part of the program)
Visit the Canadian Citizenship and Immigration website to learn more about eligibility and application procedures for both study and work permits.

• Lesson Length : 40 min. - Class size : 12 max. - Minimum age : 17 years

The International Business and Management program takes an innovative approach to the traditional business program and is specically designed for students considering the world of international business as a career. Students will explore a broad range of business basics and management fundamentals that include global business, workplace communicationsnance, marketing, human resources, international trade and project management. Students will be able to develop critical thinking, creative problem solving, communication and organizational skills required to succeed in the Canadian and international work environment. Skills development such as writing, presentations and public speaking, interviews etc., is integrated into the content and learning activities of the program.
KEY FACTS

• 27 weeks total (24 study weeks + 3 weeks Capstone Project )
• 20 hours/week of in-class study. Monthly start dates
  Timetable
  Monday to Thursday
  9:00-16:00: Free Time to Work
  16:00-21:00: Classes
  Friday : No classes
  During the last 3 weeks, students do the Capstone Project (the Capstone Project is an academic project in which students choose a subject that concerns both their studies and their field of work).
• Option to work part-time while studying

VISA REQUIREMENTS
Visit the Canadian Citizenship and Immigration website to learn more about eligibility and application procedures for both study and work permits.