What is the Safe Travel Planner?
Instructions
- We recommend that you work through the content of the Safe Travel Planner sequentially.
- When you have finished reviewing all the content, you can take the certification assessment.
- To obtain a Safe Travel Planner certificate, you will need a score of at least 70%.
- Throughout this training, we will walk through a case study about Sofia, a fictional client.
- The case study includes interactive components such as questions that will help you familiarize yourself with our website, Travel.gc.ca.
- You will be provided with links to sections or pages on the site that contain the information required to answer the questions. You will also be provided with possible answers to choose from.
- Once you’ve selected your answer, click “Validate” to get your result.
- The answers you provide for the case study do not count towards the final score to obtain the certificate, but they will help you to select the right answers in the final assessment
Icons used throughout this training session:
Try it now!
Indicates areas where you can try out different activities, such as finding specific information on a website.
Help Sofia!
Indicates areas where you can help Sofia plan her trip safely.
Copyright
The information in this training session is in the public domain and may be reproduced for the purposes of non-commercial distribution without permission. For more information, see important notices.
Case study
Meet Sofia:
Sofia, a Canadian university student, is finishing her first year of undergraduate studies. She has decided to postpone her next semester and travel outside Canada instead. Her parents are a bit concerned about the idea, but they support her decision and agree to help her out as long as her trip is well planned and safe.
Sofia's parents reach out to you, their trusted travel counsellor, to help plan a safe trip outside Canada for their daughter. Sofia also wants to be well prepared, so she will be involved in the discussions.
Sofia tells you that she has never travelled internationally without her parents. She would like to start her trip in Europe and then go to a few countries in Asia and finish in South America. She gives you a list of countries, including Norway, Poland, Türkiye, Nepal, Thailand, Indonesia, Argentina and Peru.
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