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Frequently Asked Questions: Payment

How do I make a payment online? Payments can be made through your financial institution with online banking or from your student record . How do I pay through my financial institution? Each financial institution is a little different. Generally, you will login to your bank account and indicate that you want to pay a bill. Add Selkirk College as the vendor or payee. Your account number will be your

Intermediate First Aid: WorkSafeBC

Learn CPR/AED, how to deal with minor wounds, airway breathing, circulatory emergencies and more. Completion of records and reports is part of the course. Know what to do until the paramedics arrive. This course does NOT include airway management and oxygen use.

Communicable Disease Prevention

Help Prevent the Spread We can all take steps to prevent the spread of communicable diseases and help keep our community healthy. A communicable disease is an illness that can be transmitted from one person to another, such as coronavirus, hepatitis A, norovirus, influenza, measles, meningococcal meningitis, mumps, rubella or tuberculosis. Following a few simple practices can help protect the

Cosmic Bowling

Saturday, November 16, 2024 | 2pm - 4pm
Castlegar, Castle Bowl, 206 11 Ave, Castlegar, BC

Trade Connection

Wednesday, February 26, 2025 | 11:30am - 3:30pm
Nelson Silver King, Student Commons

Elizabeth Li

Elizabeth (shortened name Betty), holds the position of Regulated International Student Immigration Advisor (RISIA) at Selkirk College, where she provides guidance on study permit and work permit issues. Betty also oversees recruitment efforts from Greater China/Mongolia region and assists our students, agents and partner schools with inquiries in both English and Mandarin. She nurtures both her

Aubrey Demchuk

Instructor, Biology, Applied Environmental Science and Planning Aubrey started her post-secondary journey with a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Genetics at the University of Alberta. Though her lab experience spanned organisms of all sizes—everything from viruses to humans—she developed a particularly strong foundation in microbiology by identifying the genes that enhance virulence in

Doris Hausleitner

Instructor, Applied Environmental Science & Planning Technology; Recreation, Fish & Wildlife "It is not hard to be inspired to learn about the natural environment in a place like the Kootenays: the more you learn, the greater your motivation to know more!" —Doris Hausleitner, Wildlife instructor Doris currently teaches Techniques in Wildlife Management for the Recreation Fish and Wildlife Program

Peter Golden

Instructor, Applied Environmental Science and Planning Peter Golden is a professional environmental engineer and instructor in the Applied Environmental Science and Planning Program. After graduating from engineering at the University of Calgary, Peter worked in air pollution control and filtration. He has always been interested in the questions of "What does contamination mean to the environment

Paul Spence

Paul has always had an affinity for languages and cultures, but his love for adventure and discovery became especially apparent with his travels through Latin America and Asia. During this time, he graduated from UVic with a BA in Economics and Linguistics, followed by a Graduate Diploma in Applied Linguistics. Paul began his EFL career in Taiwan, where he initially taught English to young