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Summer

Business Golf
Out of the Rough

1 Course Program

Summer

Business Golf
Out of the Rough

1 Course Program

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Locations

  • Toronto
  • Muskoka
  • Mont-Tremblant
  • Montreal
See full itinerary here.

Program Fee

See everything that’s included here.

 

Staffing

9:1 Student to Staff Ratio

Availability

CLOSED

Course Offered—One Mandatory Course

 Business

 Business Leadership
 

See full course descriptions here.

How it Works

Each morning students join our instructors for a healthy breakfast and a directed golf lesson. Students then receive their focused business reading and daily business case-study or activity: these packages consist of real-world scenarios that provide insight into important areas of business leadership. Students discuss the day’s assignment in foursomes as they complete a round of golf—using their on-course time to brainstorm and develop solutions. After their round on the course, students meet for lunch with their business teacher who further advises students on their day’s assignment. On select afternoons, guest business leaders will speak to their area of expertise and guide students with feedback on group presentations. Students spend afternoons sharing activities and exploring each location, while evenings are utilized for presentations, competitions, and golf workshops. Golf tournaments, special events, and business competitions deliver REAL life business experiences.

How it Works

Each morning students join our instructors for a healthy breakfast and a directed golf lesson. Students then receive their focused business reading and daily business case-study or activity: these packages consist of real-world scenarios that provide insight into important areas of business leadership. Students discuss the day’s assignment in foursomes as they complete a round of golf—using their on-course time to brainstorm and develop solutions. After their round on the course, students meet for lunch with their business teacher who further advises students on their day’s assignment. On select afternoons, guest business leaders will speak to their area of expertise and guide students with feedback on group presentations. Students spend afternoons sharing activities and exploring each location, while evenings are utilized for presentations, competitions, and golf workshops. Golf tournaments, special events, and business competitions deliver REAL life business experiences.

Program Itinerary

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Preparation and Coursework

Early May
To ease into the program, students have access to the course website where reading lists are posted. Course preparation is spread out over three weeks: our first two-week preparation session begins in early May, focusing on novel studies; the second one-week session starts in late June, focusing on completing research and small assignments. These online sessions are designed to connect students with their teachers and classmates, to help complete short tasks, and to alleviate the workload during the summer. Students are required to complete all foundation work before leaving to ensure they are ready to hit the ground running while overseas.
Toronto
Days 1–5
We begin our program on some of the premier clubs in the GTA, including ClubLink courses Glen Cairn, Bond Head, and Rattle Snake. Here, we start our morning routine as we combine golf lessons that focus on improving technique with business readings that focus on investment research. Our business course themes rotate throughout the week to establish a basic knowledge of real estate, business development and effective leadership principles. Our days consist of a healthy balance between golf, business activities, and free time to enjoy each location. Our final day in the city culminates in a Dragon’s Den style competition followed by an epic dinner with presentations.
Muskoka
Days 5–12
The next leg of our trip takes us to Muskoka, the scenic wonderland of the near-north. This area is sprinkled with picturesque villages and lakeside resorts ringed by golf courses, country clubs, and marinas. Right in the heart of Ontario’s cottage country, ClubLink courses like Rocky Crest and The Lake Joseph Club have become legendary not only for their immense beauty, but for their top-rated facilities. Our daily leadership activities will delve into the biographies of business gurus so that students can learn and be inspired by their insights. Guest speakers continue to address the students, revealing the challenges that they encountered as they pursued their dreams in the business world. After golf tournaments and business competitions, students rejuvenate during free afternoons enjoying some of the best summer activities in the region.
Mont-Tremblant
Days 12–16
From Muskoka, we travel out of province to Mont-Tremblant in Quebec, where students have the opportunity to play Le Val de Lac and Le Maître de Mont, two world-class facilities of exceptional beauty. Academically, we focus on learning key concepts behind diversification and asset allocation, and develop an all-season investment portfolio. On our final day in Mont-Tremblant, we participate in one more golf tournament that incorporates leadership skills, business acumen, and golf scores.
Montreal
Days 16–21

Long considered a cultural hub of North America, Montreal offers students the opportunity to see a side of Canada that is rich in music, the arts, fashion, and great literature, while still offering breathtaking scenery and unique cuisine. Students balance their time on the course with discovering historic neighbourhoods like the Mile-End, the Plateau, and the Old Port. We conclude our program with a final tournament at one of the top golf courses in Montreal where students pull together the skills they have learned from their business studies, competitions, guest lectures, and personal experiences. Our closing banquet and awards night makes our final evening in Montreal truly memorable.

Return to Toronto (Day 21)

Students Return Home

Toronto

Days 1–5

Muskoka

Days 5–12

Mont-Tremblant

Days 12–16

Montreal

Days 16-21

What’s Included

Program Costs

  • Ministry-approved credit(s) upon successful completion of the course(s)
  • Custom course pack
  • Student Login
  • MEI journal
  • Digital yearbook

Travel Costs

  • Hotels and accommodations
  • Breakfast and dinner daily
  • Entrance fees to all course-specific sites
  • Return airfare from Toronto’s Pearson
  • International Airport
  • Approximate airline departure taxes, surcharges and fees
  • Airfare between countries
  • Transportation between hotel locations via private coach
  • Transportation for all listed program excursions
*Based on air fares, land tariffs and currency exchange rates as of February, 2018.
Please note the possibility of increases in airfares and land costs prior to departure. Any increase must be borne by the individual participant.

Program Fee Does Not Include

  • Lunches
  • Insurances
  • Gratuities
  • Course texts
  • Medical Insurance and Cancellation Protection*
*All students travelling with MEI Academy are required to purchase Medical Insurance.

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