I really want to work at a community centre or something like that, maybe a recreational program and starting out as a clerk. I was discouraged cause it’s not stem job or degree people say anything other than that is useless but this video made me a bit more confident :)
Hi! I see you havent posted in awhile. I was really hoping to learn more. Also, your linkedin link in your bio no longer works. I was interested in connecting!
Hey! A bachelor's degree specific to the field isn't required but depending on your role, an agency might prefer that degree. A lot of professionals start in other career paths with other degrees like business and move into the field. However, to be a CPRP, you need to have at least 3 years full time experience in the field if you're going for a degree outside recreation/parks.
I think it totally depends on the role you are applying for. If you look on governmentjobs.com for the type of ideal job that you want, then see the min. Education requirements. That will give you a better idea.
I really want to work at a community centre or something like that, maybe a recreational program and starting out as a clerk. I was discouraged cause it’s not stem job or degree people say anything other than that is useless but this video made me a bit more confident :)
I love these videos please post again
Hi! I see you havent posted in awhile. I was really hoping to learn more. Also, your linkedin link in your bio no longer works. I was interested in connecting!
Are you still in parks?
Is a bachelor's degree required to get into this field? Can I major in business and get into parks and recs? Thank you
Hey! A bachelor's degree specific to the field isn't required but depending on your role, an agency might prefer that degree. A lot of professionals start in other career paths with other degrees like business and move into the field. However, to be a CPRP, you need to have at least 3 years full time experience in the field if you're going for a degree outside recreation/parks.
@@beckytalksparks5364 thank you so much! Would an associate degree in the field work as well?
I think it totally depends on the role you are applying for. If you look on governmentjobs.com for the type of ideal job that you want, then see the min. Education requirements. That will give you a better idea.