Join Us for a Meal Stop by one of our three cafés for a hot breakfast or delicious lunch. We strive for minimally processed, grab-and-go, healthy menu options and prepare as many menu items in-house as possible. We support dietary restrictions by making vegetarian, vegan and wheat-free menu options readily available. We are proud to partner with Feed BC. Our menus are created to include
If you cannot find the answer to your question, please contact us and we will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible. How do I apply for a job I found? To apply for current opportunities at Selkirk College, you must first create a candidate profile. Where do I find internal postings? Internal job postings can be found through the same process you have used in the past. Log into my.selkirk.ca
Selkirk College is committed to integrity in all of our labour relations, including free and fair collective bargaining. A collaborative approach to negotiating the terms and conditions of employment for staff is foundational to our ability to strengthen our focus on students by providing a relevant, accessible and inspiring learning environment that combines teaching excellence, high-quality
There are currently four employee groups at Selkirk College. All employees are covered by either a collective agreement (faculty and support staff) or set terms of employment (exempt or non-union temporary employment contracts). Selkirk College Faculty Association (SCFA) The Selkirk College Faculty Association is a bargaining unit representing instructional faculty and faculty assistants in
Experience Fine Dining Join us for a great meal and a great experience, all prepared by Professional Cook , Resort & Hotel Management , Postgraduate Culinary Management and Postgraduate Hospitality Management students. Scholar's Dining Room is an interactive classroom where our students can practice and learn service standards and operations in a safe, supportive environment. While we strive to do
Margaret Sutherland, Chair, Appointed Member Margaret Sutherland retired as executive director of Decoda Literacy Solutions, BC’s provincial non-profit literacy organization. Previously, she worked in her community in communications and as a regional manager for Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy. Margaret has been active in her community as a member of the Castlegar Library Board, Columbia
Peer tutors are current students helping other students to learn. Tutors are hired to work part-time through the Work Study Program. Tutees (students being tutored) can be enrolled in any program offered at the college. There is no charge to the tutees for this service. Need Help in a Course? For more information about getting a peer tutor, contact the learning skills coordinator on your campus
Building a Framework for Reconciliation Selkirk College is committed to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Reconciliation, the intentional process of establishing and maintaining respectful and right relationships with Indigenous governments, organizations, families and learners, involves repairing damaged trust in education systems through respect and reciprocity. Decolonizing Education We
waý • ki’su’k kyukyit • weyt-kp • tawnshi • greetings We help all prospective and current Indigenous students by providing financial aid and sponsor advice, counselling support and shared cultural teachings and activities. Getting Started Take the first steps to pursuing what matters to you. Welcome President Maggie Matear shares words of welcome. Programs & Learning Explore culturally relevant
Our Commitment The Selkirk College Foundation is committed to supporting equal and accessible higher education across our region. We appreciate your contributions to our work and acknowledge we couldn’t provide the same level of support without your generosity. We will continue to work closely with you to meet our goals and to provide recognition of your support at every opportunity endeavour
Located in downtown Nakusp, this learning centre hosts programming in Community Education & Workplace Training and Academic Upgrading . Address 311 Broadway Street, Box 720 Nakusp, British Columbia Canada V0G 1R0 Hours, Contacts & Directions Monday–Thursday, 9 am–4 pm Friday, 12–4 pm Contact us by email Community Education & Workplace Training : (250) 265-4077 Academic Upgrading : (250) 265-3640
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada believes that for Canada to flourish in the 21st century, reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadians follows ten principles. Read What We Have Learned: Principles of Truth and Reconciliation by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. The Principles 1 The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Reading and discussing stories can help us further our collective understanding of the harms of colonization and inform the actions we can all take together to lead us toward reconciliation. Selkirk Reads! invites you to join a reading circle. Circles will meet once before September 30 to discuss the book. Watch the book champions share their insights at the wrap-up event! Join Us at the Event
Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Sarah Lechthaler Program Coordinator Simone Fischer Instructor Shannon Kenning Instructor Tara Martin Instructor
We are so glad that you have decided to apply to Selkirk College! We are here to support you as you pursue what matters to you. If you're ready, apply now! Apply Today! If you are applying from a country outside of Canada, please visit Selkirk International. International Applicants Need some guidance? We're here to help. Follow these steps—and get in touch if you have any questions. 1 Choose your
Help shape the future of teaching and learning at Selkirk College by joining the Education Council (EdCo). Students and employees from across the college are invited to have a say in the college’s educational offerings. What Will I Do? Review meeting packages, which include information about new or revised courses and academic policies. Attend and actively participate in EdCo meetings