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The fee includes access to specialised equipment, as well as domestic travel and accommodation during practical courses around Iceland. The fee does not cover living expenses and accommodation during theoretical or on-site courses at Keilir Academy.
The fee includes access to specialised equipment, as well as domestic travel and accommodation during practical courses around Iceland. The fee does not cover living expenses and accommodation during theoretical or on-site courses at Keilir Academy.
About Program
Thompson Rivers University in Canada offers - in cooperation with Keilir Health Academy in Iceland - an eight-month university program for adventure guides. The program is an introduction to adventure sports and the adventure industry with extensive time on field activity courses and compressed and modularized classroom course instruction. This is the ideal program for entry-level adventure students and students wishing to explore their career interest in adventure-related fields.
The program is a 60 credit intensive education building on local and international expertise within the field and using the unique and accessible natural environment in Iceland as a practical class room.
The program is delivered with extensive time engaged in field activity courses and compressed and modularized classroom course instruction. Approximately twelve weeks of classroom instruction and twelve weeks of field activity courses make up the program.
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Program Highlights
- Eight-months university education
- Half the studies practical
- Courses take place all over Iceland
- Good international job opportunities
- Possibility of further specialization at Thompson Rivers University
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Location
Iceland has been an up and coming tourist destination for the past couple years and there is a good reason why. Iceland is a perfect destination for thrill seekers and explorers, as they have unrivaled scenery with the Northern Lights, geothermal baths, glaciers and black beaches.
