Because the subject covers many fields, it provides an excellent overview of what can be expected in Canadian business today and equips the learner with a solid foundation for more advanced subjects. This course introduces computing basics with hands-on training in word processing, Internet electronic communications, and Windows 95 as an operating system. 310 Students will be introduced to Nova Scotia's environments, flora and fauna, and will identify varied coastline, forests, wetlands, bogs, uplands, lakes, rivers, streams and islands. The course aims to help students find a definition for ecotourism that is adaptable to a career in Tourism. They will encounter a number of studies, reports and other documents that will help them achieve this goal.
Ecotourism can involve considerable outdoor activity.
The aim of this course is to help students become safe operators, and to recognize these skills in others. This course will look at marketing techniques available to small business and what ones are most successful. The aim of this course is to teach students the basic principles of Ecology and Conservation. Students will learn terminology and explore the history of conservation in Nova Scotia. Students will identify current provincial issues in ecology and conservation and examine the effects on ecotourism, as well as the roles of government and business in conservation.