Trainer advises trainees in relation to being able to provide useful and interesting information to visitors about local infrastructure (power generation and roads) they need to be able to: Start and expected finish dates Amount of money being spent Purpose of the work benefits it will bring to the locals, industry, the country, – other countries Funding body indicating, for example, contributions by other countries – Unique detail of the work for example (depending on the nature of the – infrastructure): Length of road being made or track being laid Number of train stations Amount of power able to be generated Techniques used specific to local, geographic area Environmental issues taken into account Size and dimensions such as in the world’, or – ‘largest ‘second-largest hydro-electric plant’. Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer advises trainees in relation to being able to provide useful and interesting information to visitors about local entertainment (such as sporting events, arts, plays, music and public occasions) and recreation attractions (such as amusement and theme parks, activities and leisure pursuits) they need to be able to identify: Names and locations of entertainment and recreation venues these may – include: Theatres and cinemas Gardens and Sporting complexes Zoos Dates each facility was built as well as venue-specific information such as (as applicable): Types of events previously held there Seating capacity Number of courts, types of animals, special facilities within each venue Name of show, displays, activities currently available Opening times and days including knowledge about days the venue may be – closed to the public Cost to enter, and for tickets, tours and merchandise including specials or – – package deals. Slide
Trainer advises trainees in relation to being able to provide useful and interesting information to visitors about local infrastructure (power generation and roads) they need to be able to: Start and expected finish dates Amount of money being spent Purpose of the work – benefits it will bring to the locals, industry, the country, other countries Funding body – indicating, for example, contributions by other countries Unique detail of the work – for example (depending on the nature of the infrastructure): Length of road being made or track being laid Number of train stations Amount of power able to be generated Techniques used specific to local, geographic area Environmental issues taken into account Size and dimensions – such as ‘largest in the world’, or ‘second-largest hydro-electric plant’. Slide No Trainer Notes Trainer advises trainees in relation to being able to provide useful and interesting information to visitors about local entertainment (such as sporting events, arts, plays, music and public occasions) and recreation attractions (such as amusement and theme parks, activities and leisure pursuits) they need to be able to identify: Names and locations of entertainment and recreation venues – these may include: Theatres and cinemas Gardens and Sporting complexes Zoos Dates each facility was built as well as venue-specific information such as (as applicable): Types of events previously held there Seating capacity Number of courts, types of animals, special facilities within each venue Name of show, displays, activities currently available Opening times and days – including knowledge about days the venue may be closed to the public Cost – to enter, and for tickets, tours and merchandise – including specials or package deals. Slide
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