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Overdose Prevention

The toxic drug crisis in BC is a public health emergency. Drug poisoning can happen to anyone, and any street drug can be poisoned. Find out how to recognize and respond to an overdose. Remember, the first step is always to call 911. Know the Signs Someone may be experiencing an overdose if : They not moving or are unresponsive They are not breathing or are breathing very slowly—less than one

First Aid For Dogs & Cats: Red Cross

The Red Cross First Aid for Dogs and Cats online course teaches you the essential skills to care for your pets in emergencies. Be the hero your pet deserves.

Employee Groups

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

Spanish: Intermediate

Have you completed a Beginner's Level 1 or 2 course? Enhance your fluency and expand your vocabulary and grammar with this intermediate course.

Nursing - Bachelor of Science

Delivery Method
On Campus
Bachelor's Degree
Length
4 years
Program Code
NURS
School
Health & Human Services
Campus
Castlegar

Swimming Lessons

Tuesday, January 7, 2025 | 4:15pm - 4:55pm
Nelson, Nelson District Community Complex

Join Education Council

Help shape the future of teaching and learning at Selkirk College by joining the Education Council (EdCo). Students and employees from across the college are invited to have a say in the college’s educational offerings. What Will I Do? Review meeting packages, which include information about new or revised courses and academic policies. Attend and actively participate in EdCo meetings

Important Dates - Electrical Apprenticeship

Electrical Apprenticeship Training Schedule 2024 Level 2: January 2–March 8 * Level 4: January 2–March 8 * Level 4: March 11–May 17 * Level 3: March 11–May 17 * Level 1: October 15–December 20 * Level 3: October 15–December 20 * 2025 Level 2: January 6–March 14* Level 4: January 6–March 14* Level 2: March 17–May 23* Level 3: March 17–May 23* Level 1: October 14–December 19* Level 3: October 14

Important Dates - Electrical Foundation

Harmonized Electrical Foundation 2024 February 2: Summer intake ends February 5: Winter intake begins July 18: Winter intake ends August 6: Summer intake begins December 19: Last day of classes before winter break 2025 January 6: First day of class after winter break January 31: Summer intake ends February 3: Winter intake begins July 17: Winter intake ends August 5: Summer intake begins 2026

Important Dates - Millwright/Machinist

2024 February 5: Winter 30-week program begins August 29: Winter 3-week program ends September 3: Fall 36-week program begins December 19: Last day of classes before winter break 2025 January 6: First day of class after winter break May 22: Fall 36-week program ends February 3: Winter 30-week program begins August 28: Winter 30-week program ends September 2: Fall 36-week program begins 2026 May 21

Important Dates - Carpentry Foundation

Harmonized Carpentry Foundation 2024 February 2: Summer intake ends February 5: Winter intake begins July 18: Winter intake ends August 6: Summer intake begins December 19: Last day of classes before winter break 2025 January 6: First day of class after winter break January 31: Summer intake ends February 3: Winter intake begins July 17: Winter intake ends August 5: Summer intake begins 2026

Important Dates - Fine Woodworking

2024 January 2: Program continues May 23: Program ends September 3: Program begins December 13: Winter break 2025 January 6: Program continues May 22: Program ends September 2: Program starts 2026 May 21: Program ends Note: Applicants are advised that this is a popular program. Prospective students should apply well in advance. Find out about college-wide important dates .

Important Dates - Metal Fabricator Foundation

2024 February 5: Winter intake begins July 11: Winter intake ends 2025 February 3: Winter intake begins July 10: Winter intake ends 2026 February 2: Winter intake begins July 9: Winter intake ends Find out about college-wide important dates .

Important Dates - Heavy Mechanical Foundation

2024 December 19: Last day of classes before winter break 2025 January 6: First day of class after winter break September 2: Fall intake begins 2026 May 21: Fall intake ends Find out about college-wide important dates .

Important Dates - Hairstylist Foundation

2024 December 19: Last day of classes before winter break 2025 January 6: First day of class after winter break September 2: Fall intake begins 2026 May 21: Fall intake ends Find out about college-wide important dates .

Important Dates - Professional Cook Training

Professional Cook 1 September 9, 2024: Classes start, program runs for 28 weeks (14 weeks in the fall, 14 weeks in the winter) September 8, 2025: Classes start, program runs for 28 weeks (14 weeks in the fall, 14 weeks in the winter) Professional Cook 2 September 10, 2024: Classes start, program runs for 14 weeks September 9, 2025: Classes start, program runs for 14 weeks Find out about college

Elizabeth Li

Elizabeth (shortened name Betty), holds the position of Regulated International Student Immigration Advisor (RISIA) at Selkirk College, where she provides guidance on study permit and work permit issues. Betty also oversees recruitment efforts from Greater China/Mongolia region and assists our students, agents and partner schools with inquiries in both English and Mandarin. She nurtures both her

Aubrey Demchuk

Instructor, Biology, Applied Environmental Science and Planning Aubrey started her post-secondary journey with a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Genetics at the University of Alberta. Though her lab experience spanned organisms of all sizes—everything from viruses to humans—she developed a particularly strong foundation in microbiology by identifying the genes that enhance virulence in

Doris Hausleitner

Instructor, Applied Environmental Science & Planning Technology; Recreation, Fish & Wildlife "It is not hard to be inspired to learn about the natural environment in a place like the Kootenays: the more you learn, the greater your motivation to know more!" —Doris Hausleitner, Wildlife instructor Doris currently teaches Techniques in Wildlife Management for the Recreation Fish and Wildlife Program

Chinese Calligraphy

Learn about this art form and get familiar with the tools and materials to create your own piece.