Sports & Leisure   

This subject details the incredible growth of Canada's national pastime, including the NHL's formation, the "original six" and national/international expansion.

No textbook required.

*NOTE: Students wanting to register for a General Education course as part of their certificate or diploma program should make sure to receive formal approval from their Program Coordinator. It should be noted that some general education courses are too close to the vocational specializations of specific programs and are therefore excluded as an option for students. It’s therefore important to receive formal approval before registration.

This subject combines both the fun of participating in lively sports debates and the practical techniques that will help students to improve their communication skills. Students will receive a behind-the-scenes look at sport issues by examining topics such as sport and politics, commercialism, and the Olympic movement. Through this course, students will better understand the major problems and controversies surrounding the impact of sports upon society. Prerequisite: College English or equivalent. No Textbook Required. 

This course examines the individual components of how one's mind works is a valuable tool for performance in specific sporting events. Concepts of psychology are discussed and applied in past, present and future contexts. This course evaluates what goes into optimal levels of athleticism in examining how players, coaches and even fans of the sports get psyched. Textbook required.