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The new program will address frontline health care needs and providing rewarding career opportunities for learners.

The next cohort begins in January 2026. Apply today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in health care.

Program alumni are using their two-year diploma as a pathway to launch careers and academic ambitions across the continent.

The first cohort of graduates from Selkirk College’s Practical Nursing Program are now out in communities making a difference.

Read frequently asked questions about how Selkirk College is addressing the impacts of changes to federal immigration policy.

A two-year learning journey for those pursuing careers in the hospitality and tourism sector began in early-May for 40 new students.

Class was in for students taking the Social Service Worker Program with stunning 28-year-old gelding named Mohawk as the mentor.

Surrounded by the warm embrace of the families and staff, accomplishments by Indigenous students were recognized.

Employers from across the province get acquainted with students in the School of Hospitality & Tourism.

A pair of individuals who have made a difference in the Selkirk College community have been recognized with Board of Governors Awards.

A research partnership with Living Lakes Canada amplifies public education and community efforts through real-world learning.

Exploring new ways to collect hydrological data is helping to inform watershed-scale hydrological modelling.

Accessible and responsive post-secondary education are key features in Selkirk College’s freshly released education plan.

Class of 2024 co-valedictorian Jay Porteous is confident her fellow graduates are ready to make a raucous impact on their budding careers.

Bridging cultures and developing English language skills during a summer deep-dive into Kootenay life was the successful outcome for 78 learners.

Celebrating International Education Week by recognizing the contributions of students who have taken the bold step to study far from home.

Selkirk College alumna Alana Block is using her education to in the School of Environment & Geomatics to work towards positive change.

A successful post-secondary journey requires an inspiring beginning. Two women who have assisted learners through early steps at Selkirk College are being recognized with Board of Governors awards for their efforts to help build remarkable futures. Ktunaxa Nation Elder Anne Jimmie and retired Nursing Program instructor Joanne van der Ham are the 2022 recipients of the annual honours. Jimme is the