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There is no certificate of professional studies (AEP) in tourism in Quebec, let alone in Aboriginal tourism. Tourism Pessamit, which wants to transform this reality by proposing cohorts of tourist guides trained and adapted to tell their own cultures. The idea is already in the interest of the Ministry of Education. However, the creation of a certificate of professional studies of tourist and cultural agent represents an ambitious project that w…
There is no certificate of professional studies (AEP) in tourism in Quebec, let alone in Aboriginal tourism. Tourism Pessamit, which wants to transform this reality by proposing cohorts of tourist guides trained and adapted to tell their own cultures. The idea is already in the interest of the Ministry of Education. However, the creation of a certificate of professional studies of tourist and cultural agent represents an ambitious project that w…
There is no certificate of professional studies (AEP) in tourism in Quebec, let alone in Aboriginal tourism. Tourism Pessamit, which wants to transform this reality by proposing cohorts of tourist guides trained and adapted to tell their own cultures. The idea is already in the interest of the Ministry of Education. However, the creation of a certificate of professional studies of tourist and cultural agent represents an ambitious project that w…
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