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Applying and Arriving How can I pay for my housing? The best way to pay today and always is online. Just set up Selkirk College as a vendor on your bank account. With your student number, you can pay your fees similar to a phone bill or power bill. You can also pay in person at any of our campus cashiers with cheque, money order, debit, Visa or MasterCard. Cashiers can be reached in Nelson at (250

We work to develop student leaders, campus networks and future actions to create a welcoming, inclusive school community. Our vision includes campuses and a society free of 2SLGBTQIA+ prejudice, bigotry and hate. We aim to create a fully equitable community of all genders and sexualities that strives for knowledge, challenges barriers and seeks to empower agents of social change. Our Values Equity

What type of food will I eat? Part of the homestay experience is trying Canadian foods. You are expected to eat the same foods as the rest of the family, your host will not cook special meals for you. Be prepared to try many new tastes and maybe even develop a new favorite food. What will my room be like? Every homestay is different, but all students will have a comfortable bed, a window that

The housing markets in the Kootenay and Boundary regions are very competitive. Make sure to have your housing references ready before making any housing inquiries. Landlords may ask personal questions, such as if you have a job and/or where you attend school. Tips on Renting in Our Regions Move-in dates are normally the first day of each month. Tenants give landlords one month's notice. Landlords

Stragic Plan 2023-2027 ARI Strategic Plan Research Ethics and Policies Selkirk College is committed to high standards of integrity, accountability and responsibility in the conduct of any college-sanctioned research that is done by college faculty, staff or students, or by any other scholars that have a formal association with the college. In our daily work, we follow: Policy 8710: Integrity in

President Maggie Matear reflects on the passing year and gives thanks for the amazing students, employees, donors and community partners who make up this wonderful college community. On behalf of everyone at Selkirk College, we wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday season and a wonderful New Year! {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites/default/files/styles/video_embed_wysiwyg_preview/public/video_thumbnails

The EDI Advisory Committee and the Leadership Team lead the work of implementing and expanding equitable practices at Selkirk College. The EDI Advisory Committee The EDI Advisory Committee is made up of Selkirk College community members who provide advice, guidance and support to Selkirk College and the EDI Leadership Committee based on their diverse lived experiences and perspectives. The EDI

Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator, Instructor Rebecca Deane Instructor Erin Harvey Instructor Veronica Maclean Instructor Michelle Pierce Instructor Marla Gonzalez Plasencia Instructor Alison Salo Instructor

In 2018, Learning in Retirement awarded its first annual scholarship to support a student in the Selkirk College Health Care Assistant Program. This is an accomplishment all members can be proud of! To make a gift to the LIR Eldercare Scholarship, you can donate online or by cheque. Giving Online Visit Donate Today and click "Donate Now." Once the donation form loads, select your donation amount

Supporting Excellence in Education The Teaching & Learning Centre (TLC) supports instructors to create optimal learning for students. Excellence in course development and delivery including variety and relevance of teaching strategies and alignment of assessments with outcomes. Effective use of the learning management system and educational technologies, especially in online and hybrid learning

We offer flexible and meaningful support for youth-in-care students. We are here to support you as you navigate the available opportunities. If you have any questions, please connect with the campus navigator . We welcome current secondary students and their community support workers and/or foster parents to join us on campus through the Student for a Day program, Career Fair, Open House or a

The Adult Upgrading Grant (AUG) is a provincially sponsored assistance program that provides grant funding for adult students enrolled in skills upgrading, education and training courses who can demonstrate financial need. Eligibility You may be eligible for an AUG if you are: An adult Attending a public post-secondary institution in BC Enrolled in skills upgrading or education and training

Tiffany Snauwaert Dean Rena Vandenbos School Chair Allison Lutz Student Coordinator, Instructor Aubrey Demchuk Instructor Celina Duarte Instructor Peter Golden Instructor Tracey Harvey Instructor Doris Hausleitner Instructor Peter Holton Instructor Rebecca Jacobson Instructor Lucas Pavan Instructor Leanne Reitan Faculty Assistant Kerri Web Instructor Brendan Wilson Instructor

Tiffany Snauwaert Dean Rena Vandenbos School Chair Allison Lutz Student Coordinator, Instructor Jamie Bliss Instructor Ian Dennis Instructor Doris Hausleitner Instructor Peter Holton Instructor Rebecca Jacobson Instructor Keyes Lessard Instructor Lucas Pavan Instructor Leanne Reitan Faculty Assistant Yann Troutet Instructor Pier van Dishoeck Instructor Brendan Wilson Instructor

Getting to the Skattebo Education Forest To visit the Skattebo Education Forest (SEF), take the Glade Cable Ferry across the Kootenay River from Highway 3A. When you drive off the ferry, take the first right on Glade Road. The Skattebo Education Forest is approximately 200 metres from the end of the road. Visitors are asked to park at end of the pavement, but not obstruct any driveways. If you are

If you have questions about campus security, call (250) 505-4543. Do not hesitate to call 911 if there is a serious medical or safety emergency. Castlegar Campus Tuesday-Saturday: 3-11 pm Trail Campus Monday–Friday, 8 am–4 pm Tenth Street Campus Saturday–Sunday, 11 am–8 pm Patrols on Thursday–Sunday, 7 pm–3 am Silver King Campus Patrols on Thursday–Sunday, 7 pm–3 am Victoria Street Campus Patrols

Selkirk College Human Services Program graduates may ladder into programs offered by other post-secondary institutions. Students must consult with the program advisor and must check the transfer requirements of the receiving institution. Pathways to a Degree in Human Services Education Assistant & Community Support Worker Program Pathway There are two transfer pathways that you can pursue after

Students may complete the program on a full-time or part-time basis. Part-time students are required to have their planned program reviewed by a program instructor who will provide advice regarding the selection of appropriate part-time options. Computer Skills Basic computer skills are required for this program. Necessary skills include knowledge of internet, email, word processing and file

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 program admission package cannot be received and/or processed without Step 1 being completed. 2

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 program admission package cannot be received and/or processed without Step 1 being completed. 2

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 Program Admission Package cannot be received and/or processed unless Step 1 is completed. 2 Complete

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

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

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 program admission package cannot be received and/or processed without Step 1 being completed. 2

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 program admission package cannot be received and/or processed without Step 1 being completed. 2