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New Method “Would You Like” Aims to Improve Communication Between Brazilian Workers and International Visitors Through Educational Videos!
Professionals working on the front lines of foreign tourist service in Brazil now have an excellent opportunity to improve their communication skills. The Ministry of Tourism (MTur) has launched the “Would You Like” English course, which is completely free and based on illustrative and educational videos. This course allows workers, even those with low education, to learn basic expressions of the language in up to six months, significantly enhancing the quality of the service provided.
Free Course Aimed at Various Professionals
The “Would You Like” English course has been specially developed for artisans, waiters, food and beverage street vendors, municipal market sellers, nautical tour guides, sport fishing guides, professionals from the Tourist Service Centers (CATs), dune buggy drivers, beach kiosk attendants, taxi drivers, app drivers, and hospitality staff. With a practical and direct approach, the course includes 1 hour and 30 minutes of audiovisual content, facilitating the learning of useful expressions in these workers’ daily lives. Access the videos HERE, divided into different categories.
Increase in International Tourist Flow
From January to May 2024, approximately 2.9 million foreign visitors were in Brazil, a 10% increase compared to the same period last year. In 2023, the country received 5.9 million international tourists, representing a 62.7% growth compared to 2022. This scenario reinforces the importance of training professionals in the sector to ensure quality service and a positive experience for tourists.
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Additional Training Opportunities
In addition to the “Would You Like” English course, MTur offers various other training opportunities for tourism sector workers throughout Brazil. One example is the Nautical Tourism Guide course, conducted in partnership with the Federal University of Fluminense (UFF). Registration for this course, which has unlimited slots, is open until August 18, 2024. To participate, it is necessary to have the Passenger Vessel Safety Certificate (ESEP) and the Registration Notebook (CIR). Register HERE.
Expansion of Qualification Opportunities
In the first half of 2024, the Ministry of Tourism has already made available over 9.4 thousand slots in various free qualification courses and professional training for workers and students in the sector. These opportunities are offered through MTur’s own platform and partnerships with educational institutions, such as federal institutes and public universities. This demonstrates MTur’s commitment to promoting professional development and excellence in serving tourists in Brazil. Check more HERE about the qualification opportunities offered by MTur.
Therefore, the MTur’s free online “Would You Like” English course is an innovative initiative that promises to significantly improve communication between Brazilian workers and international tourists. With the increase in the flow of foreign visitors, the qualification of these professionals is essential to provide high-quality service and strengthen Brazil’s image as a tourist destination.
If you work in the tourism sector, do not miss this opportunity to enhance your skills and provide exceptional service to foreign visitors!
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