In-person course
Date and time: March 15th, from 10 AM to 5 PM (with a lunch break)
Workload: 6h
Job openings: 20
Location: Classroom 1 of the Ipiranga Museum
Free registration: From February 24th to March 7th via this link: https://forms.gle/KbD4rrWFg5crPg7R6
Sign Language Interpreter: Yes
Issuance of certificate: Yes
Tourism and culture go hand in hand in the experience of visitors seeking knowledge and leisure. To ensure that these moments are enriching, it is essential that professionals in the field are prepared to offer accurate and contextualized information about historical and cultural heritage.
In this context, the course "Training for Tourism Professionals" aims to deepen knowledge about the Ipiranga Museum and its long-term exhibitions, as well as present the procedures for scheduling group visits and the visitation rules. The program includes a guided tour led by the Museum's educators, providing an immersive experience.
During the course, participants explored long-term exhibitions:
- To understand the MuseumThe history of the Monument-Building and the transformation of its collection over the years.
- A History of BrazilThe tour through the historic rooms of the Museum, highlighting the painting "Independence or Death!", by Pedro Américo.
- Imagined pasts: The impact of elitist historical representations and the discussion about new interpretations.
- Worlds of work: Representations of labor throughout Brazilian history.
Houses and things: Domestic space and its relationship with social identities.
This course is a unique opportunity for tour guides and professionals in the field to improve their practices and deepen their knowledge about the Ipiranga Museum.
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