Algonquin College in the Ottawa Valley

Letter of Intent Submission Form <Back to Application Process

The information below applies to the 2-year Outdoor Adventure Program. If you are applying to the Outdoor Adventure Naturalist Co-op Program, go to this web page.

As per Part I of Eligibility and Selection, a Letter of Intent, Resume and two Letters of Reference are key elements of your application. For applicants who apply before February 1, the equal opportunity date for documentation is no later than Friday, May 2nd, 2008. For those applying after the February 1 deadline, please submit within 3 weeks of receiving your Admissions package or submit online below. Late applicants should call the program coordinator with any questions regarding deadlines or extensions.

We also require two (2) reference letters from people (such as a camp counsellor, ski instructor, coach, etc.) who can support your Letter of Intent and provide us with another perspective of you as a candidate for the Outdoor Adventure Program. Family members cannot act as your reference.

Please direct the two people who you think can provide a good insight into your skills and abilities to this website and online reference form, or they can submit a typed response separately, as per the directions in the Applicant’s Handbook. The online form is the preferable means of submission.

Letter of Intent Requirement for both Outdoor Adventure & Outdoor Adventure Naturalist Programs

We want to know more about you and why you want to take Algonquin College’s outdoor adventure program. Please use the online form below to respond to each of the points and include specific details and examples. The letter of intent can also be typed and submitted separately, as per the directions in the Applicant’s Handbook. The online form is the preferable means of submission.

Applicant's last name:	Applicant's first name:
OCAS application number (if you know it):
Mailing address:
Email address:
Phone:
Qualifications: Detail your relevant experiences; specific skills, qualifications, and knowledge about the outdoor adventure industry. A work-related resume is to be attached separately.
Contribution: A statement outlining your interest in the program and how you think you can contribute to it.
Career Goals: Your expectations of how the Outdoor Adventure Diploma will further your career goals.
Additional Skills: Any additional special skills or knowledge unrelated to outdoor adventure which you think might be useful or beneficial to the program or to a future employer.
Click here to send us your resume.

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