Exploring Employment 1 (RSCR 0612)
Introducing students to the retail and service sectors, this course focuses on distinguishing between these industries while developing fundamental knowledge and essential skills for workplace success. Students embark on field trips to various retail and service worksites, where they experience the realities of the work environment and meet with industry professionals. They learn to identify common products and labels in retail, practice efficiency in service tasks, and apply principles like First In, First Out (FIFO) consistently. Students explore various roles within retail and service sectors, encompassing tourism, community centers, and restaurants. They also recognize Indigenous historical elements in British Columbia tourism and learn to identify personality traits for effective career planning.
Course code: RSCR 0612
Credits: 4.0
Length: 67.3 hours
Course outline:
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