ACADEMIC SUCCESS
Course requirements:
KPER 3100, KPER 3460 and KPER 3630, REC 3072, REC 3180, REC 3220, REC 3850, 3 credit hours of advanced recreation courses, plus an additional 6 credit hours of electives*
To do this year:
- Meet with a academic advisor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management for program approval.
- Register for the Supervised Fieldwork Experience and attend the Fieldwork Experience Tradeshow.
CAREER TIPS
Investigate your career options:
- Look at sample job postings to ensure you have the qualifications upon graduation.
- Develop employability and essential skills sought by employers.
- Explore supports available to entrepreneurs for business planning including the Stu Clarke Centre for Entrepreneurship, World Trade Centre Winnipeg, and the Manitoba Government
- Create a LinkedIn profile to network with professionals.
Consider continuing your studies: Check out the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Extended Education or other academic institutions.
VOLUNTEER & WORK EXPERIENCE
Continue or start research: Participate in the Undergraduate Research Poster Competition and/or inquire about KPER 4600 (Directed Study).
Check out student job opportunities with: Active Living Centre, the City of Winnipeg and Mini U, Parks Canada and Sport Manitoba.
Search for job opportunities online: Check out Manitoba Fitness Council, Recreation Manitoba, Sport Manitoba and other job posting sites.
Use your networks and connections: Inquire about unadvertised job openings (the "hidden job market").
CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES
Did you travel abroad? Become an exchange mentor for the International Student Mentorship Program, join the exchange student community at the University of Manitoba or write an article about your experience.
Participate in the multicultural opportunities on campus and off campus such as the Intercultural Leaders Program, Leaf Rapids: Northern Community Engagement, or take part in the Graduation Pow Wow.