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Education Council

Education Council (EdCo) is an internal governance body of Selkirk College—required by the College and Institute Act —that considers educational policies about planning, operations, evaluation and standards. EdCo advises the Selkirk College Board of Governors on approving, evaluating, suspending and cancelling programs and courses and implementing new programs and courses. EdCo approves curriculum

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. Read frequently asked questions about Education Council . What Will I Do? Review meeting packages, which include information about new or revised courses and academic policies

Rodney Noskiye

Rodney Noskiye, originally from Fox Lake, Alberta (approximately 152 kilometres east of High Level), relocated to Castlegar in 2011. Fox Lake is part of the Little Red Cree Nation. Rodney has been serving as the Indigenous student navigator for a few years. After completing his first year in the Social Service Worker Program in 2014, he spent seven years working in the social work field as a

Let's Connect

Making the decision to attend post-secondary is exciting, but it can be overwhelming. We're here to help! Your student recruitment team will guide you through the application process and answer all your questions.

Trades Funding

If you’re pursuing a career in the trades, funding are opportunities available. Canada Apprentice Loans Registered apprentices can get support from the Government of Canada through the Canada Apprentice Loan. Eligible apprenticeship programs include Carpentry, Electrical, Hairstylist and Welding. Find Out More and Apply WorkBC Apprenticeship Training Supports Eligible apprentices can apply for

Zumba: Nelson

Tuesday, January 21, 2025 | 5pm - 6pm
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Nelson Tenth Street, Mary Hall Cafeteria

Privacy

Selkirk College’s approach to privacy ensures the responsible use of information and safeguards human dignity while optimizing the beneficial use of data for decision-making. At Selkirk College, privacy risk management is a cross-organizational process. Our practice minimizes adverse outcomes for individuals and adheres to a societal standard. The Selkirk College Privacy Steering Committee

New To Leadership

One of the most challenging learnings is taking on a leadership role. Join HR specialist Maureen Kelsey to learn how to build a strong leadership foundation.

Education & Mind

Curriculum, Policy & Governance With consistent and sincere efforts, we will continue to implement systematic change. We aim to deepen all learning by incorporating Indigenous perspectives. Indigenization Plan Our Journey Together: Land, Life, Learning: Indigenization Plan 2019–2024 provides a framework for improving participation and success in post-secondary education for Indigenous students

Giving Days

Your gift matters! Make a positive impact toward a cause that you are passionate about. Whether you're a long-time supporter or new to our cause, your generosity can help transform lives and create lasting change. Your gift will contribute to programs and resources that strengthen students' academic journeys and learning experiences. With your help, we can create opportunities that last a lifetime