The phrase "activity coordinator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for planning and organizing activities, often in a recreational or educational setting.
Example: "As the activity coordinator for the summer camp, I am excited to plan a variety of fun and engaging events for the children."
Alternatives: "event organizer" or "program coordinator".
Amy Rushworth, activity coordinator, says: "We often have families join us at The Anchor for a quiz and at the themed nights.
The store, BookPeople, had been hosting dramatic readings of manuscripts in the series, and one day Topher Bradfield, the children's activity coordinator, said to his young listeners, "Wouldn't it be great if Camp Half-Blood was a real place?" "The kids," Mr. Bradfield recalled, "looked at me as if I'd sprouted a second head, and were like: 'Yeah, duh.
The OTs were coming and going, there was no activity coordinator, we had one, it got taken, I mean the management of this place in terms of patients ' activities and groups and stuff was literally nil.
Some successful projects had gone on to influence the development of new programmes in different areas or organisations: Because it was so successful, I was given a job as an activity coordinator, and the idea is to develop this kind of philosophy throughout the city and that's slowly and surely what we're doing.
Allen is also trying to extend the Oomph's reach by training activity coordinators in care homes to deliver classes themselves.
"There are the respectable, known agencies, and then there are other, more fly-by-night places," said Fabio Ceteroni, the manager of Partyworld in Rome and president of a union that represents professional leisure activity coordinators.
On another day the activity coordinators organize a party for the residents in the assembly hall.
Most programmes were delivered by specialist activity coordinators (54%) with Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) and care workers or care assistants also involved, and 17% including volunteers.
The healthcare providers involved were health professionals such as nurses, social workers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, activity coordinators, dietitians, other social support and rehabilitation workers, and physicians as well as unlicensed home support workers.
Jobs that require travel, like salesmen, activity coordinators, musicians, or migrant laborers will ensure that you're constantly on the move and that every new day of work will yield and exciting and new experience.
Two years later, he took a leave of absence to work as an activities coordinator for Club Med.
