Words We Use glossary
Use our Glossary to find key words and terms used throughout the Training Program.
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Updated: August 2022
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Program BudgetsProgram budgets estimate the costs to run a program (e.g. a 10-week arts and crafts program) and the anticipated revenues. | |
Program ExpensesProgram expenses are all the costs involved in developing and delivering
a program (e.g. instructor wages, materials, rental of space, etc.). | |
Program RevenueProgram revenue is the money generated from running a program (e.g. registration fees). | |
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Qualitative InformationQualitative information is associated with feelings, thoughts, and
behaviors. This type of data is captured through conversations, photos,
interviews, and stories. | |
Quantitative DataQuantitative data is information that can be counted and measured (e.g. number of participants, dollars collected, etc.). | |
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RecreationRecreation is the experience that results from freely chosen
participation in physical, social, intellectual, creative and spiritual
pursuits that enhance individual and community wellbeing. (Framework for Recreation in Canada) | |
Recreation BoardLocal recreation boards may be formed to help provide a structure for
the delivery of recreation in a community. The power and authority that a board has depends on its relationships with other organizations or
governments who may have a mandate for recreation. | |
Recreation LeadersRecreation leaders are staff and volunteers who fill roles as recreation
directors and programmers, coaches, fitness leaders, board members,
after school and youth program leaders, special events volunteers, and
activity instructors. | |
Recreation PlacesRecreation Places refers to facilities and community infrastructure.
They provide opportunities to participate in recreation and leisure
including community halls, recreation complexes, arenas and pools,
libraries, schools, museums, art galleries, private gyms, etc. | |