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Malorie Moore

Malorie Moore is a registered social worker and certified career development practitioner with over 15 years of experience working in the field of mental health, substance use and career counselling. Her approach draws heavily from dialectical behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and anti-oppressive frameworks. She is passionate about working with students and supporting people to

Alumni Spotlight

We are incredibly proud of every Selkirk Alumni and the difference they make within their communities. We love to acknowledge and credit the accomplishments of Selkirk Alumni. Read more about our graduates and tell us your story. Send Us Your Story Dotun Adedoyin Business Administration Dotun Adedoyin used the skills he learned at Selkirk College’s Business Administration program to start his own

Weight Room, Nelson: Limited Capacity

Thursday, January 18, 2024 | 11am - 11:45am
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Nelson Tenth Street, Mary Hall Gym

Heather Austin

Instructor, Anthropology Heather was born in Newfoundland but has been drawn to BC more than once for its rivaling splendour. Invested heart-heavily in social justice and environmentalism, she/they are passionate about healing and community. A fellow of the School of Graduate Studies (Memorial University of Newfoundland, Sociology), Heather’s thesis work examined the self-produced social media

Amy Truong

Amy Truong joins Selkirk College as an enthusiastic international student recruiter and cultural advisor. She brings experience in fostering educational growth and cultural engagement. With a Postgraduate Degree in Business Administration from Selkirk College and a bachelor’s degree in education management from Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, Amy has cultivated a deep understanding of

Peter Holton

Instructor, Applied Environmental Science & Planning Technology; Recreation, Fish & Wildlife "One of the most impressive aspects of Selkirk College's Applied Environmental Science and Planning Technology Program is the diverse and rewarding array of professional employment opportunities that our graduates consistently find." —Peter Holton, Instructor, Applied Environmental Science and Planning

Core Skills for Facilities Maintenance 5: Carpentry Basics

In this 30-hour theory and practical course students will learn basic carpentry knowledge and skills. Students will learn safety skills, theory behind carpentry and practical skills to complete carpentry tasks. This course is an introductory course and provides individuals with an opportunity to explore this trade. This experience will help you prepare for a Facilities Maintenance position. In

Core Skills for Facilities Maintenance 3: Roofing Care & Maintenance

This 30-hour theory and practical course will provide understanding in the terminology and materials for basic roof care and maintenance, learn how to spot building problems and the roofing areas that require yearly attention to achieve a water-tight envelope. Increased understanding and application of practical skills and safety procedures. Learn about different roof types and slope differences

Core Skills for Facilities Maintenance 2: General Facilities Maintenance

In this 30-hour theory and practical course, students will learn about the industry and practice skills and safety procedures. Some topic areas will include basic trade terminology, using measuring and testing devices, safe use of ladders/scaffolding/platforms, fire safety and reading blueprints. Certificates included in this course are WHMIS and Asbestos Awareness. This course is recommended for

Core Skills for Facilities Maintenance 4: HVAC Care and Maintenance

In this 30-hour theory and practical course, students will learn about HVAC systems, safety procedures, thermostats and control systems, maintenance processes, theory of hydronics, forced air ventilation, air movement and balancing, duct work design and parts, troubleshooting, fan and air handlers, gas and electric furnaces and air conditioning. Students will learn to describe the components of an