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  • You will help build healthy communities.
    You will help build healthy communities.

    Learn about social well-being and how to promote it.

  • Be a positive influence in a young person's life.
    Be a positive influence in a young person's life.

    Experience the growth and development of children.

  • Enjoy the benefits of smaller class sizes.
    Enjoy the benefits of smaller class sizes.

    Work closely with others to support a brighter future.

  • You will help build healthy communities.
    You will help build healthy communities.

    Learn about social issues in classroom work.

 

Program At-A-Glance

Length of Study: 
1 Year
Accreditation: 
Diploma
Campus: 
Castlegar
Intake Dates: 
September 2021

In the News

A collision of creativity and cool is now on display in Nelson's downtown as Selkirk College Human Services Instructor Matty Hillman joins the artist brigade taking part in the annual Nelson International Mural Festival.

A collision of creativity and cool is now on display in Nelson's downtown as Selkirk College Human Services Instructor Matty Hillman joins the artist brigade taking part in the annual Nelson International Mural Festival.

Members of the Class of 2019 will gather on the Selkirk College Castlegar Campus on April 30 for the annual convocation ceremony that celebrates achievement in all programs.

Members of the Class of 2019 will gather on the Selkirk College Castlegar Campus on April 30 for the annual convocation ceremony that celebrates achievement in all programs. More than 350 of the eligible 950 graduating students will take a walk across the stage to receive their certificate, diploma or degree that will launch them into a bright future.

A group of students from a vareity of different Selkirk College programs have channeled their artistic energy into a new public installation on the Castlegar Campus that puts focus on leading a healthy lifestyle and what that means to learners.

A group of students from a variety of different Selkirk College programs have channeled their artistic energy into a new public installation on the Castlegar Campus that puts focus on leading a healthy lifestyle and what that means to learners.

The Selkirk College Early Childhood Care & Education Program is a valued contributor to a sector which has recently received plenty of attention from senior levels of government who are looking for solutions to a more affordable and accessible system that will benefit both families and those choose a career in this vital field.

The Selkirk College Early Childhood Care & Education Program is a valued contributor to a sector which has recently received plenty of attention from senior levels of government who are looking for solutions to a more affordable and accessible system that will benefit both families and those choose a career in this vital field.

The challenges post-secondary students face as they work toward a desired education are varied and relative. Some hurdles are greater than others, but those who embark on a journey at Selkirk College have the option of seeking financial relief through bursaries that help ease the strain.

The challenges post-secondary students face as they work toward a desired education are varied and relative. Some hurdles are greater than others, but those who embark on a journey at Selkirk College have the option of seeking financial relief through bursaries that help ease the strain.

What People are Saying

I would tell my friends to come for the education and to stay for the friendships and connections. Before starting Selkirk, Dagmar was a single mom of two boys.
Dagmar Devine, Social Service Worker Diploma, 2022
Mel Forgues, Selkirk College alumnus, Child & Youth Care
A key component of the work is building trusting relationships with the youth I work with, and this is a primary component of Child & Youth Care education at Selkirk College.
Mel Forgues, Selkirk College alumnus, Child & Youth Care
Jamie Nelson,  Child and Youth Care Alumnus 2016
Selkirk College was the obvious choice, being close to home. As a mature student, I was apprehensive about "making the leap" to going back to school, but I had support every step of the way. Guidance counsellors, department heads, instructors, and office staff all went out of their way, every step of the way, to ensure I was successful.
Jamie Nelson, Child & Youth Care Alumnus 2016