Fleming College, located in Peterborough, Ontario, is a renowned Canadian institution offering a wide range of programs in areas such as business, health sciences, environmental studies, skilled trades, technology, and arts. With a strong focus on experiential learning, Fleming College provides students with hands-on training, industry partnerships, and co-operative education opportunities. The college's state-of-the-art facilities, dedicated faculty, and supportive learning environment prepare graduates to excel in their chosen fields and contribute to the community. Fleming College is committed to fostering innovation, sustainability, and the development of well-rounded individuals.

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Our graduates are working across the country and around the world, at Rimrock Resort, Banff Springs Resort, Carnival Cruise Lines, Killary Outdoor Centre, Ireland, and Surf School in New Zealand. Many of our graduates also transfer to Brock University with significant credit towards a degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies. Organizations that have hired our grads include: Boys and Girls clubs in Lindsay and in London, Ontario City of Ottawa Recreation Department City of Peterborough Recreation Division Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre City of Kawartha Lakes Queen Street Mental Health Centre, Toronto Seneca College Outdoor Recreation Program numerous hospitals and seniors' residences throughout Ontario. Being well-prepared for a range of recreation careers means hands-on training is essential. You will become skilled in how to be a leader, how to manage and develop recreation programs, do marketing, manage human resources, plan and conduct research, special event management and facilities operations. Besides these managerial skills, you'll need to be able to work at the grassroots level to bring appropriate recreational and leisure programming to the community. Training in community development, leisure and lifestyle enhancement, and inclusive recreation are important aspects of your program. To top off your studies in the "how" and "why" of recreation and leisure services, and tailor your learning to your career interest, you'll put it all into practice with a semester-long placement at the end of your program. Make lasting friendships, develop confidence and professionalism, and learn new skills through a variety of field trip experiences that include rock climbing, high/low rope, canoeing, kayaking, theatre, golf, swimming, caving and hiking. Show less

Curriculum: September 2023
Semester 1
DELIVERY: HYBRID

Application of Leisure, Physical Activity and Group Exercise
RECR 146
Units/ Hours: 60
Communications I
COMM 201
Units/ Hours: 45
Foundations of Fitness, Recreation and Leisure
RECR 22
Units/ Hours: 45
Introduction to Health Promotion
HLTH 299
Units/ Hours: 45
Introduction to Human Biology for the Health and Wellness Professional
HLTH 355
Units/ Hours: 30
Recreation and Leisure Computer Applications
COMP 268
Units/ Hours: 45
Introduction to Indigenous Studies
INDG 49
Units/ Hours: 45
Semester 2
DELIVERY: HYBRID

Coaching and Leadership Development
RECR 147
Units/ Hours: 60
Communications II
COMM 202
Units/ Hours: 45
Group Fitness Instructing
HLTH 304
Units/ Hours: 30
Health Promotion in the Community
HLTH 302
Units/ Hours: 45
Human Biology of Movement
HLTH 356
Units/ Hours: 30
Program Planning for Recreation and Fitness
RECR 24
Units/ Hours: 45
Small Business Strategies for Health and Wellness Professionals
BUSN 198
Units/ Hours: 45
General Education Elective
Units/ Hours: 45
In order to obtain the Indigenous Perspectives Designation, students must choose INDG128 as their Gen Ed Elective in either semester 2 or 3.

Semester 3
DELIVERY: HYBRID

Facility Management
RECR 84
Units/ Hours: 45
Field Integration
FLPL 82
Units/ Hours: 30
Recreation Administration, Finance and Revenue Generation
RECR 23
Units/ Hours: 45
Recreation Programming For All Abilities
RECR 101
Units/ Hours: 45
Recreation Promotions and Marketing
RECR 28
Units/ Hours: 45
General Education Elective
Units/ Hours: 45
In order to obtain the Indigenous Perspectives Designation, students must choose INDG128 as their Gen Ed Elective in either semester 2 or 3.

Semester 4
DELIVERY: HYBRID

Integrated Seminar (Online)
FLPL 216
Units/ Hours: 30
Recreation & Leisure Field Practice and Evaluation
FLPL 55
Units/ Hours: 490
In order to obtain the Indigenous Perspectives Designation, students must choose INDG128 as their Gen Ed Elective in either semester 2 or 3.

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You will need to book the accommodation after you have been accepted.

You can choose to live on campus or off campus in private accommodation.

How to book:

• Make a booking online after you have been accepted (in this case please let us know your choice when you apply).
• Register when you arrive - its not possible to reserve a room before arriving. You can arrive a few days before and book it

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