WARNING!!

a)      Waiters

b)      Bartenders

c)       Caregivers  (Home support Workers or Care Workers)

d)      Housekeeping (Room Attendant)

e)      Cleaners (Facility Attendant/Janitors)

f)        Front Desk Clerk

g)      Food Counter Attendants

h)   Service Crew

**  The skills of each worker should be comparable with that of Canadian qualification (please research on Red Seal Program in Canada).  How can you ensure that the skills of our workers is at par with that of Canada? (this is an important area), what certifications would they need?

Skill Certification

Skill certification forms the basis for a credentialing program in a particular trade or profession. An industry or a government agency establishes the qualifications, requirements, and standards to be met for granting certification to practitioners of particular occupations. In Canada, for example, the "Red Seal" certification is the interprovincial standard of excellence in the skilled trades.

To be eligible for certification, a candidate should typically go through several steps:

Obtain the relevant education or training

Complete the prerequisites and apprenticeship or internship

Earn a passing grade in the qualifying exam

Work the required number of years of relevant experience

Demonstrate competence on the job at par with performance standards

• the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) General Training;
• the Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP-General); and
• the Test d’évaluation de français (to test proficiency in French).

No other evidence of language proficiency will be accepted.

ALSO PLEASE DO RESEARCH "RED SEAL" SO YOU HAVE AN IDEA IF YOUR TRADE WORK NEED ONE