Recreation Management in College of the Rockies, Canada

Recreation Management in College of the Rockies

Recreation programs create opportunities for people to be active, offering communities many enjoyable ways to stay healthy. Individuals, communities and government organizations are all focussing on ways to help provide healthier choices, so now is the time to get involved and learn the skills to excel in the recreation and leisure services industry.

Our Recreation Management program prepares you for a career in operations, athletic development, facility management, recreation programming and many other specialty fields. We provide you with the business know-how, management skills and related specialty courses.

These programs are available entirely online. You can also take most courses in person at our Cranbrook campus. Our campus, situated in the East Kootenay with limitless indoor and outdoor recreation opportunities, allows you to complete your studies while enjoying the lifestyle you love.

 

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