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QUALIFICATIONS SKILLS JOBSCompletion of Year 10
Certificate I or II
May include an Australian Apprenticeship
60% of the workforce has no post-school qualification or another qualification
Neat personal appearance & high level personal hygiene
Good communication skills
Polite, patient, friendly and efficient Enjoy working with people
Able to: - work as part of a team - cope with physical demands - work under pressure
Honest and reliable
Airline attendant
Bar attendant
Car driver | Cleaner | Cook
Gaming worker | Kitchen hand
Laundry attendant
Porter – hotel/motel
Recreation officer
Room attendant
Sales assistant | Waiter
“It’s always busy, there is always somewhere to go,
you can always find work. Career wise I love cooking but also enjoy working on
the floor, waitressing, talking and meeting new people”
Gracey
“I like the adrenaline of the busy environment.“
Amber – Restaurant Owner
“I love the diversity, the challenge, it is always changing and evolving.”
Dean – Qualified Chef
Tourism on the Mid North Coast
Tourism
• Opportunities include travel consultant, group tour guide, cafés, adventure tourism, restaurants, functions & events, hotels & accommodation, clubs, tourist attractions, holiday parks
• Team work, communication, problem solving, planning & organising, initiative, self-management, learning & technology are all important or essential
• Can be busy all year
• Good confidence for industry growth over the next 5 years
• Skills relating to interpersonal interaction in retail, sales, hospitality & entertainment are important / essential
• Apprenticeships & traineeships are projected to be offered by the industry
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QUALIFICATIONS SKILLS JOBSBachelor degree or higher
Study usually undertaken at university
15% of the workforce has a Bachelor degree or higher qualification
Enjoy working with people
Good communication and organisational skills
Accurate
Able to project a professional manner at all times
Excellent leadership and supervisory skills
Good problem solving skills
Effective computer and technology skills
Licensed club manager
Food services manager
Hotel or motel manager
Tourist information officer
Travel agency manager
QUALIFICATIONS SKILLS JOBSCertificate III through to Advanced Diploma
May include an Australian Apprenticeship
Study usually undertaken at TAFE or Registered Training Organisation
Some universities offer study at this level
25% of the workforce has a Certificate III qualification or higher
Good communication skills
High level personal hygiene
Stay calm under pressure
Enjoy & work well in a team
Good organisational & time management skills
Punctuality & attention to detail
Good interpersonal and supervisory skills
Good with technology
Customer & sales focussed
Caterer | Chef
Events coordinator
Flight attendant
Museum guide
Outdoor adventure guide
Ships catering attendant
Tourist information officer
Tour guide
Travel attendant
Travel consultant
Entry level
Degree qualified and
managerial
Vocational qualifications and trades
15 to 2444%44Average (full time) weekly hours
Accommodation and food services accounts for 7% of Australia’s workforce
$46,800Annual median salary
40%of workers are full time
of workforce is aged from
54%of workforce is female, 46% is male
Industry prospectsEmployment opportunities are projected to increase for accommodation and food and beverage services
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Food and beverage services is by far the major employer – with one in four workers a waiter or kitchen hand
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