College Diploma - Leisure Studies

Program overview

The Leisure Studies program at Langara College is designed for students aiming to complete two years of university-transfer coursework, leading towards a degree in Recreation, Leisure, or Sport Studies. This program is ideal for those who are passionate about enhancing community well-being through leisure and recreation activities. With a focus on practical skills and theoretical knowledge, students will be well-prepared for further studies or careers in the recreation and leisure sector.

Program structure

The Leisure Studies program is structured to be completed in a minimum of 2 years on a full-time basis. The program is delivered in-person, allowing students to engage directly with instructors and peers. Key features of the program include:

• Open enrolment, making it accessible for a wide range of students.
• Start dates available in January, May, and September, providing flexibility for students to begin their studies.
• Opportunities for work experience, enhancing practical skills and employability.

This program is an excellent stepping stone for those looking to advance their education in related fields such as Recreation Management or Recreation Leadership.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning through practical work experience opportunities.
• Engagement with community projects that promote health and wellness.
• Collaboration with industry professionals to gain insights into the recreation sector.
• Access to resources and support from the Department of Recreation Studies.

Career Options

• Recreation Coordinator: Responsible for planning and overseeing recreational programs and activities in community centers or parks.
• Leisure Services Manager: Manages leisure facilities and programs, ensuring they meet community needs and standards.
• Event Planner: Organizes and coordinates events, focusing on leisure and recreational activities for various audiences.
• Sports Development Officer: Works to promote sports and physical activity within communities, often collaborating with schools and organizations.
• Community Outreach Worker: Engages with community members to promote health and wellness through leisure activities and programs.

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