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Event Planning and Management

Event Planning and Management - A.E.C. LCL.21

CAREER PERSPECTIVES

This intensive program is designed to provide participants with the competencies required to integrate and advance in the event planning and management industry.  Graduates are prepared to design, plan, and deliver a range of event types and sizes within the profit, non profit and public sectors.  Industry best practices as well as practical hands on learning are stressed.

PROGRAM CONTENT

  • Principles of Event Planning and Management
  • Event Systems, Operations and Logistics
  • Program Design
  • Cost and Budget
  • Industry Computer Applications
  • Managing Relationships with Human Resources, Clients, Stakeholders and Suppliers
  • Business Communication in Event Management
  • Events: Non Profit, Profit and Public Perspective
  • Integration and Professional Development
  • Internship

PROGRAM FEATURES

  • Flexible schedule to accommodate working participants
  • Small classes taught by industry trained professionals
  • Emphasis on networking and industry contacts
  • Supported by Advisory Committee

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

  • Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings: 6 - 10 p.m.
  • Saturdays (every 2 weeks):  9 a.m. - 12 noon and 1 - 5 p.m.

PROGRAM DURATION

  • 8-month in class training
  • 165-hour internship

PROGRAM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

  • Secondary V Diploma or equivalent
  • Working knowledge of French an asset
  • Personal Interview
  • A.E.C. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS...Details

OTHER FEES

  • Application fee:     $30.00 (non-refundable)
  • Tuition fees:          $2,500.00
  • Books/Matherials:  $300 (approx.)
  • Parking:                $TBA

 Nex Program: 

  FALL 2012  

Information Session(s): 
 

To be announced  

 Location: 

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Please call 514 457-5036 for further information