Professional Designation
Upon completion of one of the 27 occupations that offer Professional Certification, you may display your professional designation on business cards and resumes.
There are three designations:
Tourism Certified Professional (TCP) - The Tourism Certified Professional (TCP) designation applies to frontline employees or entry-level occupations that involve direct client services. To find out which occupations are TCP-eligible, click here.
Tourism Certified Supervisor (TCS) - The Tourism Certified Supervisor (TCS) designation applies to individuals whose primary responsibility is to supervise staff, usually in a senior position in the organization. To find out which occupations are TCS-eligible, click here.
Tourism Certified Manager (TCM) - The Tourism Certified Manager (TCM) designation applies to individuals who manage operations and deal with administration. These professionals may manage staff, but staff management is not their primary responsibility. To find out which occupations are TCM-eligible, click here.
The ability to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and First Aid are valuable skills to add to your professional portfolio. Consider asking your employer about the availability of this type of training or contact your local CPR organization for more information.
