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Meet the team at the Teaching & Learning Centre (TLC). Theresa Southam Department Head Aaynta Fahrenbruch Education Developer Tyler Ballam Education Developer Chris Hillary Education Developer, Micro-Credentials Matty Hillman (on Educational leave) Education Developer, Mental Health Sally Cunningham E-Learning Instructional Designer Justin Ible E- Learning Instructional Designer Jessica Morin

Alysha Baker Instructor - Psychology Jennie Barron Instructor - Peace and Conflict Studies Jamie Bliss Instructor - Law Danielle Brown Instructor - Philosophy Leesa Dean Instructor - Creative Writing Sarah Fawcett Instructor - English Renée Harper Instructor - Creative Writing, English Linda Harwood Instructor - English Darcy Ingram Instructor - History, Technical Writing Todd Kettner Instructor -

Ryan Bradshaw Instructor - Computer Science, Math Jonathan Buttle Instructor - Economics Jason Da Costa Instructor Aubrey Demchuk Instructor Doug Henderson Instructor - Math, Statistics Jacqueline Hood Faculty Assistant - Biology Raoul Kemper Instructor - Math Justine Kniert Instructor - Biology Andrea Kyburz Kooznetsoff Instructor - Biology Jeff Landry Instructor, Faculty Assistant - Chemistry

Choose Your Path Ready to start your degree, get career ready or learn a new skill? Now's the time. Get started this spring or summer. Choose from a variety of programs and pursue what matters to you. Apply for scholarships and bursaries to help pay for your education! Academic Programs Academic Upgrading Start on your new path—whether it’s for career advancement, college entry or for life

When can I apply for Selkirk College scholarships? Scholarship applications open February 15 and close March 31.  Do I have to maintain a full-time course load? To maintain eligibility for your scholarship award, you must be in a minimum 80% course load. If you are unsure, please contact Financial Aid . Students with a documented disability who are registered with Accessibility Services must

Shop on Campus Get the textbooks you need, technical and office supplies, gift items, Selkirk College swag and more. Browse the extensive selection of stationary, gift items, games and merchandise to show your school spirit. There's no more convenient location to shop! Can't make it to campus? Shop online. Online Bookstore Hours & Contact Information Castlegar Campus Bookstore Main Building Monday

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 Academic Upgrading: Tuesday, 9:30 am–3 pm Community Education and Workplace Training: Tuesday–Friday, 12–4 pm Contact us by email Community Education and

Resources Orange Shirt Society: About Phyllis Webstad Orange Shirt Day Resources National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation Senator Murray Sinclair on Reconciliation Senator Murray Sinclair on How Canadians Can Work toward Reconciliation Events Elements of Truth: Before Reconciliation Workshops , kinSHIFT, Various Dates Elephant Mountain Challenge , Movement is Medicine Indigenous Learning

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

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Are you interested in setting up training for your employees? Do you have an idea for a new course you would like to develop with our help? Our team is here to meet your education training goals. Castlegar Campus Community Education & Workplace Training Enrolment Officer Valerie De Pauw Coordinator, Community Education & Workplace Training Shanon Moser Campus Service Representative Grand Forks

Located in the beautiful West Kootenay and Boundary regions of British Columbia, our campuses are surrounded by stunning mountains, crystal-clear lakes and vibrant communities. Experience a blend of quality education and unforgettable adventure. We offer more than 60 nationally recognized programs, small class sizes, affordable tuition, hands-on learning, extensive transfer agreements and

Free Workshops for Success It doesn't matter whether you are fresh from high school or returning to education after a long break, we can help you to get more out of your studies and become a more confident and successful learner. College Success workshops are an overview of learning and study skills and are recommended for all students entering or returning to college programs. Get a head start or

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

Writing tutors and learning skills coordinators can help you develop effective writing strategies and gain valuable skills to write well in college (and for the rest of your life!). We can help you to: Get started by understanding the assignment, its purpose and the expectations Allow enough time for each step: planning, drafting, revising, editing and proofreading Use the assignment guidelines to

College can be challenging—we are here to help. Early Alert is an online referral system to our Student Access & Support team. Anyone can use it. Employees can refer students, or students can refer themselves or their peers. Refer a Student to Early Alert If you are referred to Early Alert, a member of the Student Access & Support team will contact you and offer to help you connect with supports

Get support to help you succeed in the classroom—including tutoring, writing help and tips and resources for developing learning skills. Learning Commons Access one-to-one tutoring, group support, spaces to study, referral services and more. Early Alert Support System Connect with supports so you can meet challenges that arise early in the term. Academic Integrity Explore the values of academic

Harmonized Carpentry Foundation 2026 January 30: Summer intake ends February 2: Winter intake begins July 16: Winter intake ends August 4: Summer intake begins 2027 January 29: Summer intake ends February 1: Winter intake begins July 15: Winter intake ends August 3: Summer intake begins Learn more about Harmonized Carpentry at the Skilled Trades BC website. Find out about college-wide important

2026 May 21: Program ends September 8: Program starts 2027 May 27: Program ends September 7: Program starts Note: Applicants are advised that this is a popular program. Prospective students should apply well in advance. Find out about college-wide important dates .

Qualified applicants are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Early application is recommended. How to Apply 1 Submit an online application and payment using EducationPlannerBC Apply to Selkirk College Follow the prompts to submit an official application and required application payment. Once you have received an acknowledgment letter with an assigned student number, please follow Step 2

Harmonized Electrical Foundation 2025 October 6: Fall intake begins 2026 January 30: Summer intake ends February 2: Winter intake begins April 2: Fall intake ends July 16: Winter intake ends Aug 4: Summer intake begins 2027 January 29: Summer intake ends February 1: Winter intake begins July 15: Winter intake ends August 3: Summer intake begins Learn more about Harmonized Electrical at the Skilled

Electrical Apprenticeship Training Schedule 2025 Level 2: October 14–December 19 Level 3: October 14–December 19 2026 Level 1: January 5–March 13 Level 4: January 5–March 13 Level 2: March 16–May 22 Level 3: March 16–May 22 Level 1: October 13–December 18 Level 3: October 13–December 18 2027 Level 2: January 4–March 12 Level 4: January 4–March 12 Level 2: March 15–May 21 Level 3: March 15–May 21

Carpentry Apprenticeship Training Schedule 2025 Level 1: September 15–October 31 Level 2: November 3–December 19 2026 Level 3: January 5–February 20 Level 4: February 23–April 10 Level 2: May 4-June 19 Level 1: Sep 14-October 30 Level 2: Nov 2-December 18 2027 Level 3: January 4–February 19 Level 4: February 22–April 9 Learn more about Harmonized Carpentry at the Skilled Trades BC website. Find

2026 May 21: Fall 36-week program ends February 2: Winter 30-week program begins August 27: Winter 30-week program ends September 8: Fall 36-week program begins 2027 May 27: Fall 36-week program ends February 1: Winter 30-week program begins August 26: Winter 30-week program ends Find out about college-wide important dates .

2026 May 21: Fall intake ends September 8: Fall intake begins 2027 May 27: Fall intake ends September 7: Fall intake begins Find out about college-wide important dates .