Best Public Speaking Courses Andorra Near Me

4worldlovers:

Just like the Principality of Andorra, we are small but beautiful! We are the school in Andorra where high quality learning, immersion in English, and personal growth and wellbeing are nurtured within the framework of British and international education. We are a school that seeks to develop a culture of thinking and a sense of belonging in all that we do, in partnership with our global and connected community.

Our green and spacious campus, in the hills and forests above Andorra la Vella, can be easily reached in 10 minutes from the city center. On our doorstep, and ideal for outdoor learning, is the UNESCO World Heritage landscape of the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley.

The British College of Andorra is an International Baccalaureate World School, and offers the IB Diploma Programme

Weekly programmes, aimed at students aged 3-14, run throughout the month of July, and consist of English classes, public speaking sessions, workshops (cooking, nature, video games, etc.) and lots of outdoor fun, including water games and a day trip to a local activity centre.

Each class takes part in skiing, one day a week, during the winter months. The ski lessons are provided by the qualified and approved instructors. Bon esquí!

Whether you are looking to join us from a local school or abroad, transition can always be challenging. However, we have support and expertise on hand to help you every step of the way. We will be happy to help you by arranging a visit to the school, for a personal tour during the school week.

We look forward to hearing from you and guiding you through our application process.

4worldlovers: Tourism at international level is expected to grow in the coming years. This presents both an opportunity and a challenge at the same time. The opportunity is to invest and create quality job opportunities in the tourism sector. The challenge is that, in order to support the expected growth and to achieve tourism sector competitiveness and sustainability, UNWTO Member States need the right tourism human capital base that meets current and future market demands and, ultimately, enhances competitiveness and sustainability of tourism destinations.

Therefore, tourism development in UNWTO Member States needs a human capital base that is:

Abundant: the right volume of human capital available at all skill levels and in all sub-sectors and job families of tourism.

​Highly qualified: human capital with the right type and level of education, training and experience available at all skill levels and in all sub-sectors and job families of tourism.

Highly motivated and with the right attitude: in order to deliver exceptional experiences to visitors.

Able to gain the economic benefits from tourism: it is also imperative that UNWTO Member States and their local communities can fully benefit from the growth of the tourism sector through meaningful, quality jobs with clear and visible career path opportunities in the sector.

When planning the development of tourism human capital, it is important also to note that the human capital needs of the tourism sector today are not the same as the human capital needs of 2030 will be. We will see the emergence of new types of tourism businesses, products, services and professions, requiring different competencies, knowledge and personality attributes. Meeting the new demands will require concerted efforts and the UNWTO Academy (former UNWTO.Themis Foundation) is taking a leading role in addressing emerging needs.

Tourism employment delivers long-term benefits to destinations and these benefits include economic development, poverty alleviation, and sustainability. Naturally, tourism is also conducive for enterprise development as it opens opportunities for small and medium sized businesses that are engaged in providing products and services for the tourism industry.

There are several characteristics that make tourism an attractive economic development option and key in that is its potential to create and support jobs and boost employment.

Given its economic connections, tourism’s impacts are particularly strong in the local farming and fishing industries, handicrafts and construction industry, among others. It is for these reasons that tourism is strongly recognized as a valuable tool in alleviating poverty as employment within the sector can provide income and experience and therefore contribute to a person’s social inclusion and individual development. It also contributes in a major way to the long-term sustainability and competitiveness of destinations, where local people are employed and trained and income flows directly to the local economy.

At the UNWTO Academy, we strive to help UNWTO Member States to face these opportunities and challenges by offering them a comprehensive portfolio of products and options to address this:

By studying from home today, we can acquire skills for tomorrow

Tourism professionals all over the world share one one thing in common when it comes to dedicating time and resources to professional growth.

UNWTO.ExecutiveEducation Initiatives seek to strengthen and develop the capacities and competencies of tourism professionals in their key action areas, as well as to share knowledge and tools in a practical and interactive mode.