CPRP Opportunity from NRPA

Your professional growth shouldn’t stop when you graduate. Becoming a Certified Park and Recreation Professional (CPRP) not only keeps your expertise current, but also demonstrates your commitment to the profession.

Of all CPRP’s, 93 percent are at the management level or higher. This gives them a competitive advantage. By showing your skills are up to date you might be more in-line for the next promotion that pops up. You’re also showing your employer that you’re a valuable member of the team and that you’re willing to learn new things. Unwrap your potential and apply to become a CPRP today. Click here to learn more.
DEADLINE is February 28, 2015.