Tourism & Hospitality Management Diploma-Adventure Guiding Option

Train on Vancouver Island to become an adventure guide and gain the skills to own or operate an adventure tourism business. Develop essential knowledge to work across cultures, with consideration towards environmental sustainability and risk management. Balance classroom theory with applied learning.

Program Details and Tuition

 

Where: Comox Valley, Online
Starts: September
Length: 2 years
Delivery: On-campus and Digital (Blended)

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After graduating from the Adventure diploma I completed my degree in Tourism Management, then a post graduate certificate in Destination Development. After schooling I continued to guide and even ran my own company. My new career with the Canadian Coast Guard as a Risk Analyst for Maritime Search and Rescue Delivery (RAMSARD) became possible because of my studies, training and experience in marine-based Adventure Tourism.

Trevor Chapman, NIC Adventure Guiding Management Diploma graduate.

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