Bringing the waves and vibrations of a semester’s worth of hard work to the stage, students will greet the holiday break with the Winter Sonic Showcase.
Instructor, Health Care Assistant I am a proud graduate of Lethbridge College's 2013 Practical Nursing Program. In 2014, I started my teaching career with Lethbridge College in the Health Care Aide and Practical Nursing Program. When I wasn't teaching, I worked full-time as a community nurse in a wound and IV clinic. Although I loved my work in Lethbridge, life is an adventure, so I moved to the
Instructor, Intercultural Communication, Peace Studies, Spanish Pablo is originally from Honduras, Central America. He has lived in the Kootenays for over 20 years and has taught community education Spanish at Silver King Campus throughout much of that time. His love of language teaching and learning prompted him to complete the Advanced Diploma in TESOL Program in 2007. Since then, he also has
I began my career holding a credential in early childhood education with a focus in Waldorf education. Today I have worked in the field of education for four decades and have taught across the lifespan. As an early childhood educator, I worked in preschool, kindergarten, and managed an infant-toddler centre with a young parent component. I moved on to managing provincial and federal programs for
Tyler started his teaching career in Seoul, South Korea, shortly before the World Cup in 2001. His background covers the full spectrum of ESL in Korea. He has taught EAP in Kangnam University, ESL in large multinational companies including Samsung Electronics, and TESOL training to English teachers in the Kyunnggi-do school district. In 2010, he was offered a position to teach ESL in his hometown
Construction has started on a pair of Selkirk College student housing projects that will ultimately result in better learner outcomes and strengthened communities. Students, college staff, government leaders and contractors gathered on November 4 for the official groundbreaking ceremony that signals the start of a 112-bed project on the Castlegar Campus and a 36-unit project on Nelson’s Silver