Recreation Therapy – Fast Track in Niagara College, Canada

Recreation Therapy – Fast Track in Niagara College

Highlights

All the benefits of the Recreation Therapy program, plus:

• Students complete term 1 through term 4 as a continual program with no term off. Graduates will have a 1 term head start on securing employment or potentially continuing their studies in other programs, while still receiving the same Ontario College Diploma as 2 year Recreation Therapy students.

• The program is OSAP eligible.

• Content and learning outcomes are the same for the traditional delivery and fast-track streams.

• Provides a great option for any applicant who is not relying on summer income to support their finances.

• Residence is open during the summer.

Career Opportunities

• Acute, chronic care or other specialized hospital
• Children’s treatment centre
• Community or private agency supporting people with illness or disability
• Facility or agency for individuals with mental health or intellectual disabilities
• Long-term care facility, adult day program, or retirement home
• Municipal recreation department
• Rehabilitation facility

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