

CATT: The Tourism School Without Walls
Benefits for Educators
Integration
Teachers can engage students in the subject of tourism while continuing with their current high school curriculum.
Enrichment
Schools receive access to helpful online and downloadable teaching resources and suggested learning activities.
Partnership
Teachers connect with local tourism representatives to arrange experiential learning opportunities.
CATT Program Overview
Module 1: Discover Tourism
Module 6: Tourism Health and Safety
Module 2: Tourism Workplace Essentials
Module 7: Tourism Career Planning
Module 3: Tourism Service Excellence
Module 8: Tourism Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Module 4: Sustainable Tourism
CATT Tourism Capstone Project #1
Module 5: Promoting Tourism Experiences
CATT Tourism Capstone Project #2
Module 1: Discover Tourism
Module 2: Tourism Workplace Essentials
Module 3: Tourism Service Excellence
Module 4: Sustainable Tourism
Module 5: Promoting Tourism Experiences
Module 6: Tourism Health and Safety
Module 7: Tourism Career Planning
Module 8: Tourism Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
CATT Tourism Capstone Project #1
CATT Tourism Capstone Project #2
The opportunities that CATT will give me promise new experiences and options for my future that I could have never dreamed of otherwise. I am extremely excited to broaden my knowledge of such a fascinating program and I am excited to see where the journey will take me!”
- C. A., Canadian Academy of Travel and Tourism Student
Curious as to the types of activities CATT offers?

Preview a Sample Activity
Have a sneak peek at the types of classroom activities included in the CATT curriculum package.
Program Levels
Tourism Foundations Certificate
- Complete course work from the CATT program as assigned by CATT educator.
- Undertake a minimum 15 hours of tourism volunteer or paid work experience.
- Participate in at least one tourism career workshop (coordinated with Tourism HR Canada).
Tourism Essentials Certificate
- Complete 5 CATT Modules and 1 Capstone Project.
- Undertake a minimum 60 hours of tourism volunteer or paid work experience.
- Participate in at least one tourism career workshop (coordinated with Tourism HR Canada).
- Obtain at least one tourism-related certificate (i.e., safe food service, customer service).
Tourism Advanced Certificate
- Complete 8 Modules and 2 Capstone Projects.
- Undertake a minimum 180 hours of tourism volunteer or paid work experience.
- Participate in at least one tourism career workshop (coordinated with Tourism HR Canada).
- Obtain at least one tourism-related certificate (i.e., safe food service, customer service).
Benefits for Students
With the support and guidance of educators and industry partners, the program provides high school students across the country with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to succeed in the working world and post-secondary endeavours.
Students acquire a relevant knowledge base essential in today’s fast-paced and demanding learning environment. Additional experiential learning options, careers presentations, and industry connections allow students to explore what pathway best suits their interests and aptitudes. The added value of industry certificates and real-world practical workplace experience gives CATT students a competitive edge.


CATT is the proud Canadian member of the Global Travel and Tourism Partnership (GTTP)
An international network of travel and tourism education.
CATT schools gain access to numerous GTTP educational resources, plus bonus courses offered by its global partners. Schools can also participate in student competitions that encourage an understanding of tourism’s impact from the local to the global level.
For more information on the Canadian Academy of Travel and Tourism or to register your high school, please fill out this contact form.
