LCL.00: Show & Event Management - Montreal

Overview of Term 1

Throughout your first term, you’ll be introduced to the fundamentals of the event planning process and industry; how to produce and promote a concert (e.g. equipment, contracts with artists, venue selection, licenses and permits, etc.); basic accounting principles to run an event; planning business or work as a freelancer event planner; as well as publicity and public relations for events.

• Introduction to Event Management- 45h
• Concert Planning and Logistics- 45h
• Accounting Concepts- 45h
• Media Promotion and Communication- 45h

Overview of Term 2

As you move into your second term you’ll become familiar with the fundamentals of starting and running a successful event planning business, marketing and promoting an event; effective event coordination (i.e. managing an event of the “day of”); as well as how to select, assess, negotiate, decorate and manage the ideal venue for an event.

• Business Administration- 45h
• Event Marketing- 45h
• Event Coordination- 45h
• Venue Management- 45h

Overview of Term 3

During this term, students will learn all of the important legal aspects related to planning an event (e.g. licenses, permits, insurance, laws and regulations, etc.); as well as how to effectively manage the hiring, training and supervision of employees and volunteers when planning an event.

You will also be required to complete an internship. You’ll be provided with guidance on how to find one, how to behave in a professional manner, as well as how to maximize the benefits of the experience.

• Legal Aspects for Event Planners- 45h
• Supervision of Employees and Volunteers- 45h
• Event Planning Internship - 90h