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As a homegrown Kootenay kid and Selkirk College alumni, I am delighted to be back on campus, connecting with prospective students and their families in my role as a Student Recruitment Coordinator. My time at Selkirk College contributed to my eventual completion of a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications at Simon Fraser University. Like many students studying here, I benefited from starting
Learn to identify basic hazards and controls, sling loads, check the set-up, and plan safe raising, moving, and lowering of loads through work areas. Students also gain in-depth advice on equipment and rigging problems.
Free Workshops for Success It doesn't matter whether you are fresh from high school or returning to education after a long break, we can help you to get more out of your studies and become a more confident and successful learner. College Success workshops are an overview of learning and study skills and are recommended for all students entering or returning to college programs. Get a head start or
Explore a selection of courses you can take through Open Studies—without having to meet program admission requirements. Fall 2024 *Fall 2024 courses are subject to change. Online Courses ADD 384: Addictions Theory and Practice CWRT 100: Introduction to Creative Writing I CWRT 200: Manuscript Development ECCE 186: Child Health and Safety FREN 102: Beginner's French 1 GERO 200: Contemporary Issues
Bridging Rural Homelessness and Well-being: A Sustainable and Collaborative Regional Response is a three-year social innovation project that started in fall 2022 . The overall goal of the project is to improve the well-being of rural residents experiencing or at risk of homelessness living in and around the rural communities of Nelson, Castlegar and Trail in the West Kootenay region. It is funded
Looking for a Change? Here's Your Pathway to Success Always wanted to be an engineer, nurse, health care assistant or computer designer? We have custom pathways to these and many more meaningful, in-demand careers. Each pathway is designed for your success, including a go-to instructor to help with: Figuring out the right career for you Planning the courses and prerequisites you need Getting
Health Career Access Program The Health Career Access Program (HCAP) provides a path for applicants with no health care experience to get hired and receive on-the-job training. Learn more about the fully funded with guaranteed work placement Health Career Access Program offered by Interior Health. Please reach out to Sarah Lechthaler for details. To express your interest to Interior Health, please
These regulations provide information that is essential for planning and pursuing your academic programs. Continuing efforts are made each year by the students, faculty and administration to revise and improve these regulations in order to enhance the quality of the college’s programs and the achievement of educational goals. Contact the Registrar's Office at 250.365.1259. with any questions or
Selkirk College is guided by a set of policies that reflect our vision, mission and values while providing a foundation on which we can achieve our stated goals in an environment of accountability. The policies of the college are consistent with legislative requirements and the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills directives. Search Our Policies Policy Review There are two policy
The Education Council (EdCo) has four standing committees. Together, these committees oversee the educational offerings at Selkirk College and ensure a high degree of quality. Circle for Inclusive Indigenous Education The purpose of this committee is to advance the goals and objectives of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People’s Act (DRIPA), the Truth and Reconciliation Council of
Education Council (EdCo) is an internal governance body of Selkirk College as required by the College and Institute Act that considers curriculum and educational policies. It comprises a diverse group of college employees that oversees educational offerings and ensures a high level of academic quality for all students. EdCo has four standing committees: Circle for Inclusive Indigenous Education
At an institutional level, a culture of integrity exists at the roots of the organization as a foundational element. Create a Culture of Academic Integrity Building such a culture requires action and commitment at the top, bottom, and throughout an organization. Promoting the fundamental values of academic integrity in education requires balancing high standards of integrity with the educational
The Program Quality Committee is responsible for policies relating to admission and academic standards. These policies are published in the Admissions and Standards Policy Handbook , which may be obtained from the Office of the Registrar. How to Read a Course Description An example of a Selkirk College course description is given below, with a key to explain abbreviations. Consult the glossary for
Human Resources Committee The purpose of the Human Resources Committee is to: Assist the Board of Governors in fulfilling its obligations relating to human resource and compensation matters and to ensure a plan of continuity and development of senior management is in place. Finance & Audit Committee The purpose of the Finance & Audit Committee is to: Monitor significant financial planning