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In many European countries the tourism sector includes not only big chains of hotelsand services offered by travel agencies, but also a great amount of small touristpensions, hotels, agro tourist services, small restaurants etc. which are mostly run as afamily business including grandparents, parents, children and other employees. For thistarget group the ability of using foreign languages is an e ...
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Undoubtedly, you can offer more to people with disabilities when youunderstand their feelings and their needs. SEAD focuses on increasing theempathy of persons working in the social field and on the understanding ofthe feelings, needs and the psychological and emotional situation of peoplewith disabilities. With SEAD, a person who works and interact with peoplewith disabilities has the chance not ...
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The project aims at the development of adequate language skills for persons running small tourism enterprises by offering suitable language courses using Open Distance Learning (ODL) and the innovative approach of Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL). Primary target groups are persons running SMEs in the tourist sector, teachers and trainers, as well as secondary target groups like tour ...
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The project targets the guidance and counselling sector with the purpose of increasing their understanding and knowledge about social disadvantaged groups and consequently increasing the participation of this particular group in lifelong learning. The beneficiaries are disadvantaged target groups such as socially disadvantaged groups, older unemployment individuals, immigrant women, ethnic minorit ...
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Coastal and river tourism is a rapidly growing sector in Europe, the largest employer among all maritime activities, and makes a vital contribution to the economies of coastal communities, providing not only direct employment but also spin-off benefits. Foreign visitors constitute a significant proportion of coastal tourists. Because it is largely seasonal, however, many workers are low-skilled an ...
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