You’ve had enough of your job. You enjoy travel, and would love to work in the industry. But you’ve no experience ISN’T IT TIME TO...
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“Like so many of you, I didn’t think I could make such a huge career change,” says Travel Counsellor John Ryrie.
“But that was before I was introduced to the Travel Counsellors Academy…it’s simply unique in the industry, and an incredible gateway into another world.
Skipton-based John spent 25 years as a globetrotting HR EJSFDUPS CFGPSF EFDJEJOH UIBU IF E IBE IJT mMM PG days and living out of a suitcase.
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“I wanted to get into travel but didn’t think I could get into the industry in my late 40s,” added John. “Nobody else offered anything like the Academy. They all wanted traditional travel agents.
“But a friend of friend gave me the low down on how she’d made the successful transition through the Academy, and I EFDJEFE UP WJTJU UIF #PMUPO IFBE PGmDF * TQFOU UXP PS UISFF hours talking, meeting people, checking out the systems BOE UBLJOH B QSPmMF UFTU * XBT IPPLFE
“I’m now almost 2 years into running my new business from home, and I love it.
“The enthusiasm of the Academy trainers was second to none. And there were so many people sharing information and knowledge during a really comprehensive training programme.
“I’ve been taught a range of new skills – how to launch, develop and grow my business, how to use Social Media as B TBMFT UPPM BOE MFBSOJOH BCPVU UIF mOBODJBM TJEF o QSJDJOH and margin and juggling the two.
“Today I’m enjoying a freedom and work life balance that I never had. I’m still driven and motivated and I’ve fully embraced the mindset that you have to get out there and let customers know you exist.
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“Why not give me a call, or visit our website and hear or see for yourself how you can make that life changing step.”
John Ryrie TRAVEL COUNSELLOR
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