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Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Rhonda Belczyk Instructor Matty Hillman Instructor Leanna Kozak Instructor Jennifer Reid Instructor

Thank you for your interest in the program. Below is some important information about our admissions process. We use a rolling admissions process, which means applications are reviewed as they are received. Early application is encouraged to help ensure a seat. Applications open October 1, 2026 and close January 15, 2027. Supporting documentation will be accepted until February 21, 2027

Class of 2027/2028 October 1, 2025: Applications open for 2026/27 January 15, 2026: Applications close for 2026/27 February 15, 2026: Supporting documents due Thank you for your interest in the program. Below is some important information about our admissions process. We use a rolling admissions process, which means applications are reviewed as they are received. Early application is encouraged to

Carpentry Apprenticeship Training Schedule 2026 Level 2: May 4-June 19 Level 1: September 14-October 30 Level 2: November 2-December 18 2027 Level 3: January 4–February 19 Level 4: February 22–April 9 Level 3: May 3–June 18 Level 1: September 13–October 29 Level 2: November 1–December 17 2028 Level 3: January 4–February 18 Level 4: February 22–April 7 Level TBA: May 1–June 15 Learn more about

Applications are being accepted for fall (September and November start dates) 2026 and winter (February) 2027. Fall 2026 Intake(s) September 8, 2026: First day of classes (cohort 1) November 2, 2026: First day of classes (cohort 2) February 8, 2027: First day of practicum (cohort 1) April 5, 2027: First day of practicum (cohort 2) Winter 2027 Intake (s) February 8, 2027: First day of classes June

Applications are now being accepted for the Fall Term of 2026 and the Winter Term of 2027. This program has intakes in September and January of each year. No courses offered during summer months: June, July and August. Winter 2027 January 4, 2027: Winter Term instruction begins December 17, 2027: Program instruction ends Fall 2026 September 8, 2026: Fall Term instruction begins May 28, 2027

Thank you for your interest in a Health and Human Services program! Please ensure that you submit your application first before submitting the additional requirements listed below. Explore a summary of requirements by program. Understanding Your Application Admission requirement: This item must be satisfactorily completed to be admitted to the program. You will not be able to hold a seat in the

What is the admission process? Acceptance to the Practical Nursing Program is based on a first-qualified basis given that the applicant meets all the requirements. Please review the following skills and abilities expected of all practical nursing students and licensed practical nurses. What exactly does “first qualified” mean? To be considered “qualified,” you’ll need to submit the following items

What is our admission process? The BSN program uses a rolling admissions process, which means applications are reviewed as they are received. Early application is encouraged to help ensure a seat.. Get up-to-date information. When will new applications be accepted? We use a rolling admissions process, which means applications are reviewed as they are received. Early application is encouraged to

Your Social Work - Certificate serves as your prerequisite for entry into a Child & Youth Care - Diploma or a Social Work - Diploma. Please note that students planning to transfer into a degree program at another post-secondary institution MUST check the transfer requirements of the program they wish to enrol in. It is strongly recommended that students consult with the program advisor of the

Applications and supporting documents for the January 2027 class are now accepted. 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. The admission package

If you have attended another post-secondary institution, you might be able to have your credits transferred to Selkirk College to meet course prerequisites or to be applied against graduation requirements. If you have questions or would like to review your transfer credits, get in touch with an academic counsellor. For details on transfer pathways in British Columbia, see the BC Transfer Guide

Register online or call us at one of our seven Community Education & Workplace Training locations throughout the West Kootenay and Boundary regions. If you are an employer registering staff, find out the steps to follow. Find out how to pay for your course and explore opportunities for financial support. Ways to Register Register online Find your course or courses. Go to Register Now and click on

For additional resources, documents and information, please contact Laurie Langille, Executive Assistant to the Board of Governors. New Board Member Orientation Manual Tuition Fee Bylaw effective August 1, 2025 Tuition Fee Bylaw effective August 1, 2026 Government Mandate Letter 2025 Mandate Letter Board Meeting Schedule 2025/26 All regular meetings begin at 4 pm. Date Location Meeting Type Open

Refresher classes are free of charge and are specifically offered to help prepare you for courses in Environment & Geomatics and University Arts & Sciences. MATH 097: Calculus Refresher Monday, August 31–Friday, September 4 1–4 pm Lardeau 12 MATH 097 is a refresher for MATH 100. This course takes a quick look at critical skills/topics needed to be successful in calculus: Review of graphs of basic

A Career with Purpose Selkirk College is committed to providing a stimulating, rewarding and supportive work environment so that we can continue to inspire lifelong learning through education and training. We value every employee at Selkirk College as they are each essential to the success of our learners and our college. Browse External Job Postings Browse Internal Job Postings Why Choose Selkirk

Make It Happen Get more out of your college experience and join together with people who share your interests. Make new friends, host events and learn something new! Start your own official Selkirk College student club and access funding for equipment and activities. The Student Experience Team (SET) provides funding for new and existing clubs, plus equipment and prizes for student-driven events

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

What is short-term counselling? Short-term counselling can last up to eight sessions and helps students work towards a particular goal. Short-term counselling can help students clarify challenges, identify effective strategies to cope with certain situations and make positive changes. What if I need more appointments than available in short-term counselling? For students whose ongoing mental

Just minutes from the Kettle River, this campus offers programming in Community Education & Workplace Training and Academic Upgrading. Ask about opportunities to complete University Arts & Sciences distance courses that can be used toward diploma and university programs. Address 486 72nd Avenue, Grand Forks Mailing Address: PO Box 968, Grand Forks, British Columbia, V0H 1H0 Hours, Contacts &

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

Our Campuses Castlegar Campus Silver King Campus , Nelson Tenth Street Campus , Nelson Victoria Street Campus , Nelson Trail Campus Grand Forks Campus Nakusp Kaslo Our Places Mir Centre for Peace Castlegar A place to build cultures of peace through learning and dialogue. Gathering Place Castlegar Campus A spot to learn about First Nations, Métis and Inuit cultures. Indigenous Gathering Space Tenth

Selkirk College no longer requires students to complete the College Readiness Tool (CRT) during admissions processes. If you have questions about this, please connect with your enrolment officer or reach out to the enrolment services coordinator.

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