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There are many ways to support student endeavours. Every gift bolsters our commitment to offer students powerful learning experiences that build confident and imaginative citizens, ready to thrive in their community and beyond.

Make a Real Difference Each year Selkirk College students collectively face over $1 million in unmet need to attend higher education and achieve their dreams. Students can be discouraged from pursuing post-secondary education because of this cost barrier. Your gifts help to bridge the unmet financial gap and provide motivation to unleash student’s potential.

We welcome applications from Grade 12 students and from individuals with prior post-secondary education or experience. How to Apply 1 Review the admission requirements 2 Complete the online application through EducationPlannerBC for Selkirk College's Rural Pre-Medicine (RPM) Program You will receive a confirmation email from Selkirk College when this step has been completed. 3 Complete the

Planned giving is one of the most thoughtful ways to support Selkirk College. It allows you and your family to benefit from making a gift now and provides a lasting remembrance of your commitment to the students at Selkirk College. Planned gifts Many planned gifts are deferred gifts, such as bequests and life insurance policies. Gifts of cash Securities Real estate Other gifts, structured to

Elders on Campus Elders and Knowledge Keepers carry their stories, teachings, laws and songs within them to pass on to the next generations. Elders on Campus offers the opportunity to meet and make connections with Elders in our community. We are honoured to have them join us on campus to give us a wider sense of community and provide learning opportunities through intergenerational connections

Sexualized violence is a crime and is never the fault of the survivor. If you're supporting someone who is opening up to you about experiences with sexualized violence, use this guide to supporting survivors. Getting Support Coming forward to share an experience or make a report is a difficult, personal and complex process. We are committed to ensuring survivors have access to the support

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

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

The Learning Commons is the place for academic support for all students. Get one-to-one support from learning specialists and tutors with math and science, writing and research. Access study spaces and resources to help you succeed. Drop in or book an appointment! Drop In Visit the Learning Commons. Learning specialists, instructors and tutors are there to help you. Castlegar Campus Location

Answering the Global Call to Action Selkirk College was the first Canadian post-secondary institutions to sign onto the SDG Accord for the world’s colleges and universities. The accord is designed to bring awareness to the SDGs, track progress and allow institutions to commit to working toward the Sustainable Development Goals. We look forward to collaborating with other institutions on efforts to

Please register before using the gym facilities. Patrons must be 13 years old or older to enter or use the weight room. Patrons under 16 years old must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at all times while using the facility. Register Hours & Location Regular Hours: Monday–Friday: 7 am-9 pm Saturday–Sunday: 10 am-4:30 pm Upcoming Closures and Adjusted Hours: October 12 - Closed for Thanksgiving

Future capital planning at Selkirk College is focused on offering a range of amenities, services and experiences that contribute to a vibrant post-secondary learning environment. We launched an internal consultation process in April 2026 to shape and update the Campus Master Plan. The long-term framework will guide how we invest in, develop and care for our physical campuses for years to come

Reading and discussing stories can help us deepen our collective understanding of the harms of colonization and inform the actions we can all take together to lead us toward reconciliation. Highlighting Indigenous Voices Selkirk Reads! aims to highlight Indigenous authors, voices and stories to help lead us toward greater understanding, truth and reconciliation. Selkirk Reads! 2026 Selkirk Reads

If you are enrolling in a course, program or extra-curricular activity with off-campus activities, you are required to complete a participation agreement before you start the course, program or activity. Participation Agreements Academic Upgrading and Development English Language Program Steps to Opportunities, Academics and Readiness Business Directed Studies (ADMN 399) Business Administration

Selkirk College is committed to providing accessible education and training opportunities for residents of Nakusp. Academic Upgrading Build your skills, complete prerequisite courses for college or university programs or earn your BC Adult Graduation Diploma. Emergency Services Building, Training Room 300 8th Avenue NW Wednesdays: 9 am–3 pm Contact us for more information about Academic Upgrading

Selkirk College is committed to providing accessible education and training opportunities for residents of Kaslo. Academic Upgrading Build your skills, complete prerequisite courses for college or university programs or earn your BC Adult Graduation Diploma. Kaslo & District Public Library 413 Fourth Street Mondays: 9 am–3 pm Contact us for more information about Academic Upgrading. Community

Join us in supporting students. Let's come together and watch our impact grow. Giving Day One Day. Three Ways to Help Students Thrive. On October 24, our community will come together to support Selkirk College students. Scholarships, Bursaries & Awards Help to bridge financial gaps and provide motivation to unleash student’s potential. Donor Tea Celebrate the importance of reducing barriers to

Is the program offered via distance learning? Yes, the program is delivered online. Most of the work is done asynchronously, but there are six hours per week of mandatory synchronous class time, either in the morning or afternoon for two-hour blocks. Students are expected to have good Wi-Fi and a computer/laptop. Will I earn a certificate or a diploma upon completion of the program? Students

Please note that, for First Aid courses, participants must be physically capable of completing practical skills components, including kneeling, lifting, carrying, performing CPR on the floor, and participating in simulated rescue and patient-care activities. If you have any concerns regarding your physical capacity to complete the course, please reach out to us at @email. Learn the

Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Malorie Moore Instructor Lena Sherstobitoff Instructor

Try an authentic, rewarding and relevant learning opportunity. Gain a new skill, bolster your experience or advance your career through professional development. Courses are offered throughout the West Kootenay and Boundary regions and online. Not sure where to find your course? Click below for a full list of: Fall (September - December 2026) Courses (by name) Fall (September - December 2026)

Working Together We all have a role in creating and maintaining a safe campus. We are committed to providing a safe, secure and healthy environment for our students, employees and visitors.

Scholarships and bursaries are available from organizations outside of Selkirk College. These awards will each have their own eligibility requirements and application process. You may be eligible for an external award from: Your parents’ association with an employer, union or club Organizations that are looking to assist students studying in a specific field Selkirk College encourages students to

Experience Fine Dining Join us for a great meal and a great experience, all prepared by 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 our best, mistakes and entertaining moments will happen. We appreciate your patience and sense of humour. Thank you for

Tiffany Snauwaert Dean Andrea Maxie Chair Natasha Croston Administrative Assistant Castlegar Campus Michelle Colley Instructor Leanne Harris Instructor Jenn Lucke Instructor Brad McVittie Instructor Lisa Young Instructor Grand Forks Campus Christine Carlson Instructor Kim Vander Kooy Instructor Silver King Campus, Nelson Marianne Batty Instructor Alison Daley Instructor Kate Nott Instructor