recreation management
School of Recreation & Leisure
A path to a vibrant future, where young leaders in recreation and communication will forge an inclusive and resilient world. With critical thinking, decision-making and risk management skills, they will be the engine of change, guiding new generations towards enriching experiences. Their mastery of communication and culture will enable them to lead effectively, overcome challenges and make a mark on society.”
location
The course is available in Vancouver, Canada
start date and schedule
Monday to Thursday from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 13:00 to 15:00.
For more information about starting dates, please contact us.
course breakdown
The duration of the course is 104 weeks.
first semester
1. Introduction to Youth Recreation, Leisure, and Sport
2.Value of Recreation Programs and Youth Development
3. Diversity and Inclusion in Recreation, Leisure & Service
4. Creating Safe Environments: Preventing Bullying and Harassment
5. Program & Event Planning
7. First Aid Training & Emergency Preparedness
6. Leadership and Career Planning for Recreation, Leisure, and Sport
second semester
8. Aquatic and land Sports Safety, Skills & Games
11. Emerging Technology in the Industry
9. Outdoor Recreation and Leisure
10. Facility & Food Safety Management
12. Overnight Trip Leadership and Planning
third semester
13. Introduction to Computer Applications in Business
14. Liability and Risk Management
15. Program Evaluation
16. Financial Management
cuarto semestre
17. Digital Marketing Fundamentals
18. Introduction to Marketing
19. Project Management
20. Human Resource Management
21. Cooperative Work Experience
admission requirements
minumum age
19 years old
other
Not have a criminal record, for which a police control is required.
Language skills
Obtain a minimum grade of 65% in the courses of English 12, English Studies 12, English First Peoples 12, ENGL 090, or equivalent courses.
Or, have successfully completed three consecutive years of full-time secondary or post-secondary education taught in English in a country where English is the primary language.
English education is accepted from the following countries: Canada, United States, US Virgin Islands, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, Tanzania, Ireland, Singapore, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Jamaica, and the Philippines.
Or, international students must demonstrate an intermediate level of English through an online exam and interview, although they will be exempt if they have a CEFR B1 level, IELTS 4.5, TOEFL iBT 31 or Cambridge PET (Merit).
program outcomes
Students will have progressed in youth programming, critical thinking and decision making, risk management, program planning, promoting inclusion and diversity, standard first aid basics, and career planning skills. In addition, they will have acquired cultural understanding and sensitivity, as well as language, communication and professional presentation skills.
job opportunities
Graduates of this program will be eligible for job opportunities such as:
Community Youth Recreation Facilitator: Organizes and leads recreational activities for youth in community settings, promoting participation and well-being of participants.
Summer Camp Counselor: Guides and supervises the young campers during summer camps, providing emotional support, directing activities and ensuring their safety.
Summer Camp Activities Specialist: Designs and coordinates specific programs and activities within a summer camp, such as sports, crafts, or outdoor adventures.
Youth Programs Assistant: Collaborates in the planning and execution of programs aimed at young people, supporting the organization of recreational, educational and personal development activities.
Youth Programs Coordinator: Supervises and manages programs and services for youth, including the planning, implementation, and evaluation of recreational, educational, and personal development activities.
