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Learn the basics and beyond in first aid and safety training. Let our trained instructors take you through the basics and beyond of how to keep yourself, your family and your co-workers healthy and safe in any situation. Note: Canadian Red Cross first aid certifications are recognized across Canada. Emergency First Aid with CPR C/A and Standard First Aid with CPR C are also equivalent to Basic

EdCo typically meets nine times per year on the second Tuesday of the month, either in person or online. Date Location Agenda Resolutions Minutes October 7, 2025 Castlegar Campus, Mir Centre for Peace Agenda Resolutions Minutes November 4, 2025 Online Agenda Resolutions Minutes December 9, 2025 Online Agenda Resolutions February 10, 2026 Online March 10, 2026 Online April 14, 2026 Nelson (location

Explore a selection of courses you can take through Open Studies—without having to meet program admission requirements. Winter 2026 *Winter 2026 courses are subject to change. Online Courses ADMN 170 - Introduction to Business ECCE 193: Child Centered Partnerships I ENGL 111: Introduction to Literature FAM 180: Family Dynamics FREN 103: Beginner's French II HSER 257: Mental Health Issues

IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) has recently announced changes to post-graduation work permit (PGWP) eligibility. Based on the new eligibility requirements, these Selkirk College programs may be eligible for the PGWP as the CIP (Classification of Instructional Programs) aligns with IRCC's current CIP approved list. For more information of PGWP eligibility, please visit our

Selkirk Innovates is ahead of the curve with integrating students into everything we do. We know how to transform what we’re doing into student jobs. It’s at the core of every project we take on. Current Postings Electrical Intern - Penning Ion Source Re-Assembly and Experiment Preparation (SIRC) The selected intern will work closely with a multidisciplinary team of PhD and Master’s-level interns

The Selkirk College Ion-source Research Centre (SIRC) offers students, faculty and researchers an innovative facility to grow their expertise while driving ion-source technologies forward for the global marketplace. Contact the Selkirk Ion-source Research Chair Dr. Morgan Dehnel. Ion-source Innovation The SIRC drives innovation on three levels. 1 New technologies Perhaps the most obvious is that

Challenges and Opportunities for Innovation Transit is an important service, with clearly documented economic and social benefits, including access to services like health care and education as well as economic participation. Transit is also recognized as a practical opportunity to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In Canada the conversation around public transportation has been focused on urban

The Learning Commons is the place for learning support. Get help with study skills, course content, assignments and employment skills. Access tutoring, take a test or study with help nearby. Drop In Visit the Learning Commons. There is always someone available who can help you or get you the support you need. Castlegar Campus Library Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 8:30 am–4:00 pm Tuesday, Thursday: 8

The Applied Research and Innovation Internship Training Program is supported by funding from: Canada Summer Jobs Mitacs Cluster Grants In addition to the funding programs above, Selkirk Innovates has secured a number of Mitacs cluster grants. Selkirk College was the first college in BC to secure Mitacs student intern funding. Since then, we have continued to harness and grow the opportunities that

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

waý • ki’su’k kyukyit • weyt-kp • tawnshi • greetings We help all prospective and current Indigenous students by providing financial aid and sponsor advice, counselling support and shared cultural teachings and activities. Getting Started Take the first steps to pursuing what matters to you. Welcome President Maggie Matear shares words of welcome. Programs & Learning Explore culturally relevant

Funding opportunities are available for Indigenous students. Use the Indigenous bursaries search tool to look for opportunities that might be a fit for you. For help navigating these opportunities, contact Indigenous Services. First Nations students are encouraged to contact their band for post-secondary funding through their education coordinator. Deadlines are variable, typically between

Dianne Binn Director, Indigenous Education & Engagement Melissa Dorey Indigenous Projects Lead Jessica Morin Indigenous Education Developer Rodney Noskiye Indigenous Student Navigator Ann-Marie Smith Elders Program and Cultural Activities Coordinator Danica Weager Counsellor for Indigenous Students Book an Appointment

Supports for Students and Employees Providing quality, relevant and accessible services to Indigenous students and the college community is key to Indigenizing our programs and services. Indigenous Services Indigenous Services offers friendly and helpful support to all prospective and current Indigenous students through financial aid and sponsor advice, counselling support, and shared cultural