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Important Dates - Health Care Assistant

Applications are being accepted for fall (September and November start dates) 2026 and winter (February) 2026. Fall 2026 Intake(s) September 8, 2026: First day of classes (cohort 1) November 2, 2026: First day of classes (cohort 2) February 8, 2027: First day of practicum (cohort 1) April 5, 2027: First day of practicum (cohort 2) Winter 2027 Intake (s) February 8, 2027: First day of classes June

Important Dates - Nursing Unit Clerk

Applications are now being accepted for the Winter Term and the Fall Term of 2026. This program has intakes in September and January of each year. No courses offered during summer months: June, July and August. Winter 2027 January 4, 2027: Winter Term instruction begins December 17, 2027: Program instruction ends Fall 2026 September 8, 2026: Fall Term instruction begins May 28, 2027: Program

Frequently Asked Questions - Practical Nursing

What is the admission process? Acceptance to the Practical Nursing Program is based on a first-qualified basis given that the applicant meets all the requirements. What exactly does “first qualified” mean? To be considered “qualified,” you’ll need to submit the following items: Selkirk College Application Form Practical Nursing Application Package Requisite Skills and Abilities declaration form

Important Dates - Pharmacy Technician

This program has an intake in August each year. Students complete one community pharmacy practicum and one hospital pharmacy practicum. Next Intake: August 2026 Semester 1: August 4–November 14, 2026 August 4 - Semester 1 courses start online November 14 - Semester 1 ends Semester 2: November 24–April 10, 2027 November 24 - Semester 2 courses start online December 21 - January 4, 2026 - Winter

Practical Nursing ─ Diploma

Delivery Method
On Campus
Diploma
Length
2 years
Program Code
PNUR
School
Health & Human Services
Campus
Castlegar and/or Trail

Health & Human Services

Channel your compassion into a meaningful, in-demand career making a real difference in people’s lives. Learn in small classes from dedicated, knowledgeable instructors with hands-on experience. You’ll develop advocacy skills, technical skills and practical skills and have the opportunity to participate in community outreach placements. Many courses have transfer opportunities.