This comprehensive program consists of five courses designed to build a strong foundation in the Refrigeration Operator stream of Power Engineering, as regulated by Technical Safety BC. Each course includes engaging videos, readings, assignments, and an exam to reinforce learning. By completing all five parts, students will gain the essential knowledge and skills required to pursue Refrigeration
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
Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Melissa Bleier School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Erin Rodier Instructor Lisa Gates Instructor Marla Gonzalez Plasencia Instructor
In 2019, the Community Economic Development Program at Simon Fraser University collaborated with Selkirk Innovates and Community Futures Central Kootenay to develop the Economic Resilience Action Plans: Toolkit for Plan Development . Based on feedback from communities who piloted the action plans, we set out to create (2025) and test (2026) a more accessible version. The 2026 Quick Response for
Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Melissa Bleier School Chair Sarah Lechthaler Program Coordinator Tami Bate Lab Assistant Re gan Bencharski Instructor Christina Champlin Instructor Simone Fischer Instructor Chantal Lortie Instructor Tara Martin Instructor James Newman Instructor Rochelle Nyman Instructor Natalie Romano Instructor Jenna Thiessen Instructor Brenda Winstanley
Communities across our region are increasingly experiencing shocks—sudden, major disruptions such as the loss of a major employer or a wildfire. How shocks are experienced and their implications for rural economic development vary dramatically. It is important that our region and communities are proactive and prepared. Projects Related to Economic Resilience Quick Response Planning for Economic
Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Melissa Bleier School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Rhonda Belczyk Instructor Matty Hillman Instructor Leanna Kozak Instructor Jennifer Reid Instructor
Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Melissa Bleier School Chair Ellen Strelaeff Program Coordinator Malorie Moore Instructor Lena Sherstobitoff Instructor
Tammie Clarke Dean Jocelyn Schroeder School Chair Melissa Bleier School Chair Sarah Lechthaler Program Coordinator Jade Cross Instructor Melissa Tredrea Instructor
Affordable tuition is one of the many reasons that students choose to study here. Find Your Fees Find out your tuition and fees by visiting your program page. Select the tab "Tuition & Fees" and then "International." Due Dates Your tuition and fees are due when you are accepted. We can only issue an unconditional offer letter when your tuition and fees have been paid. Your seat will not be held
Place influences the ways shocks are experienced at the local level, including the immediate response and the implications for long-term development. This is why some communities are able to adapt and thrive, while others can be left behind or locked into undesirable development. While shocks are a challenge, they also offer windows of opportunity to make positive changes. But to leverage this
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This program has an intake in August each year. Students complete one community pharmacy practicum and one hospital pharmacy practicum. Next Intake: August 2027 Semester 1: August 4–November 13, 2026 August 4 - Semester 1 courses begin (Online) November 13 - Semester 1 ends Semester 2: November 23–April 9, 2027 November 23 - Semester 2 courses begin (Online) December 19 - January 3, 2027 - Winter
Martin Stegman was born and raised in Nelson and completed his first year of post-secondary at Selkirk College in the Engineering Transfer Program. He subsequently worked in banking, technical support, editing and public administration while living in Vancouver and Victoria as well as overseas in England, Argentina and Turkey. Stegman holds a BA in Psychology from UBC and a Master of Public
If you're applying to become a student at Selkirk College or you already are one, we can help with your application, documentation (including transcripts) and other questions. Find your school, program or study location to find your point of contact. Office Hours Castlegar Campus Enrolment Office and Financial Aid: Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–4 pm in the Admissions Building Silver King Campus Enrolment