What to Know Before Your Counselling Session At your first appointment, your counsellor will review your shared rights and responsibilities with you. They will also confirm that you understand and agree to take part in counselling based on this understanding. Please carefully read and review the information below. If you have any questions or concerns, please discuss with your counsellor or
Career, Academic and Personal Counselling Make an Appointment! Make an appointment on your main campus. You can also make an appointment by contacting the Welcome Centre. Before you book an appointment, please read about informed consent. Book with a Selkirk College Counsellor Book with an Indigenous Counsellor Book in Castlegar Student Housing For appointments in Grand Forks or Nakusp, please
Selkirk College Board of Governors BPR10 President's Roles, Responsibility, Authority BPR20 Delegation to the President BPR30 Communication and Counsel to the Board BPR40 Evaluation of the President BRP50 President, CEO Compensation Review BPR60 Compensation and Benefits BPR70 President's Selection Succession E10 Primary Ends E60 Territorial Acknowledgement EL10 Respect and Fairness in the
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The Accessibility Plan outlines Selkirk College’s commitment and approach to improving accessibility in accordance with the Accessible British Columbia Act. It provides strategic direction and will be supported by ongoing implementation work across the college. Guiding Framework and Principles We are guided by the six principles of accessibility as defined in the Act: Inclusion Adaptability
If you have faced accessibility challenges, we want to know about it. Your feedback will be considered as part of the continuous improvement of our accessibility efforts. Some feedback may be addressed right away, and some may inform our future accessibility plans and initiatives. Help Us Improve Let Us Know We care about your feedback. There are a few different ways to get in touch. 1 Submit a
The course is designed for individuals with long-standing OFA 3/Advanced First Aid certification and active industry experience. It includes only the required exams as specified in WSBC program standards 2.10.5
Selkirk College Archery Camp Join us this summer for Archery Camp! Instructors Andrew Crawford-White and Tanmay Deshpande will teach you the fundamentals of archery, including bow safety, equipment knowledge, and basic shooting techniques. All equipment is provided. Ages 8-14. Dates: July 20–23, 2026 Times: 8:30 am–12 pm Cost: $185 + GST Location: Castlegar Campus Register here! Indoor Golf
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We know that investing in your post-secondary education can be a challenge, but we’re here to help. Explore opportunities for financial aid and awards. Find Your Fees Program-specific information is available on program pages under the tab "Tuition & Fees." Due Dates All fees are due and payable three weeks before the first day of class. If you add or change courses after the due date resulting in
Program Coordinator, Pharmacy Technician Program Kathleen is a registered pharmacy technician licensed through the BC College of Pharmacists. She has worked in this field as a hospital pharmacy technician for 13 years at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital in Trail and Kootenay Lake Hospital in Nelson. Kathleen enjoys reading, hiking, yoga, and camping with her husband and three teenage children.
Instructor, Bachelor of Science in Nursing After teaching and facilitating in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) Program at Selkirk College since 2017, Jocelyn moved into the role of chair for the School of Health and Human Services in 2023, where she continues to support students and faculty. Jocelyn grew up in Rossland, BC, and graduated from the BSN Program at Selkirk College in 2011
Toxic Drug Crisis Knowing the signs of opioid poisoning and how to help in the case of a suspected overdose can prevent fatalities from the toxic drug supply. Know the Signs of Opioid Poisoning Someone may be experiencing an overdose if: They are not moving or are unresponsive They are not breathing or are breathing very slowly—less than one breath every five seconds They are making unusual sounds