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The International Air Transport Association (IATA), with its Headquarters in Montreal – Canada is the trade association for the world's airlines. It is representing some 250 airlines or 84% of total air traffic. IATA supports many areas of aviation activity and formulates industry policies and guidelines on critical aviation issues, which are implemented worldwide.
IATA offers training in aviation services:
1. Cabin crew training.
2. Airport operations.
3. Cargo operations.
4. Travel and tourism and so on.
The course will be helpful for those who wish to associate their work with airline industry. According to me, you should go for BA travel and tourism and with that do this certificate. That will help you to understand the industry in a better way and give you knowledge and edge over the other certificates holders plus you will get the Bachelor's degree without any delay for your career growth.

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In order to develop awareness in the higher education system and also to provide necessary guidance and counselling to differently-abled persons, it is expected that the institutes facilitate admission of differently-abled persons in various courses, provide guidance and counselling to differently abled individuals, create awareness about the needs of differently abled persons, and other general issues concerning their learning and assist differently-abled graduates to gain successful employment in the public as well as private sectors. The special unit may be coordinated by a faculty member to be nominated by the head of the institution.
The major functions of the enabling unit will be as follows:
-To provide counselling to differently - abled students on the types of courses they could study at the higher education institutions.
-To ensure admission of as many differently-abled students as possible through the open quota and also through the reservation meant for them.
-To gather orders dealing with fee concessions, examination procedures, reservation policies, etc., pertaining to differently-abled persons.
-To assess the educational needs of differently abled persons enrolled in the higher education institutes to determine the types of assistive devices to be procured.
-To conduct awareness programmes for teachers of the institute about the approaches to teaching, evaluation procedures, etc., which they should address in the case of differently-abled students.
-To study the aptitude of differently-abled students and assist them in getting appropriate employment when desired by them after their studies.
-To celebrate important days pertaining to disability such as the World Disabled Day, White Cane Day, etc., in the institute and also in the neighborhood in order to create awareness about the capabilities of differently-abled persons.
-To ensure maintenance of special assistive devices procured by the higher education institute under the HEPSN scheme and encourage differently-abled persons to use them for enriching their learning experiences.
-To prepare annual reports with case histories of differently-abled persons who are benefited by the HEPSN scheme sanctioned to the higher education institute.