Graduates of the Recreation and Leisure Services Program help people to enrich their lives through leisure. Students will discover how their personal skills and strengths match the variety of opportunities for work in this satisfying occupation. From managing a community centre to planning for leisure with older adults, the recreation and leisure services field offers employment that makes an impact on the quality of life in our communities. The Recreation and Leisure Services Program shares a common first year with the Child and Youth Worker, Community Gerontology, Developmental Services Worker, and Social Service Worker Programs. The Early Childhood Education Program has a common first semester and four common courses in the second semester.
Applicants apply directly to their program of choice.
For details on program transferability, please refer to Human Services Core , page 31. Employment Opportunities Careers in recreation offer challenge and personal satisfaction in an increasing number of job opportunities. Admission Requirements Ontario Secondary School Diploma Courses must be completed at or above the General Level. Mature Student definition . Applicants with special needs are referred to Admission Requirements .