Program Outcomes
As a result of completing the Recreation, Fish & Wildlife program at Selkirk College, graduates will be able to demonstrate the following:
Research
- Manage and analyze information that contributes to land management.
- Use critical thinking to solve problems.
Communications
- Communicate technical information effectively in both oral and written forms to a variety of audiences.
Manual Labour Skills
- Demonstrate capability to use and maintain appropriate equipment.
Business Skills
- Identify and collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to aid with project success.
- Develop proposals and manage budgets, contracts, and financial information.
Legislation
- Navigate current government structure, industry standards and legislation to implement best practices.
Professionalism and Ethics
- Model professionalism by adhering to professional ethics and standards.
Technical Skills
- Apply appropriate techniques to identify, sample, and record biological and physical components of natural systems.
Data Outcome
- Choose and employ appropriate technology to collect, manage, explore and visualise data.
Safety Outcome
- Develop and apply risk management strategies that incorporate safe travel and best work practices, including occupational health and safety requirements to ensure personal, crew, and public safety.
Field Skills
- Demonstrate field experience and skill.
First Nations
- Acknowledge and respect indigenous peoples through greater awareness of cultural traditions related to land management.
- Commit to lifelong learning and healthy life/work balance.