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Occupational Health & Safety Basics

Are you interested in workplace safety? If you're considering joining or are new to a joint occupational health and safety committee at your workplace, this 8-hour course is for you.

Overdose Prevention

The toxic drug crisis in BC is a public health emergency. Drug poisoning can happen to anyone, and any street drug can be poisoned. Find out how to recognize and respond to an overdose. Remember, the first step is always to call 911. Know the Signs Someone may be experiencing an overdose if : They not moving or are unresponsive They are not breathing or are breathing very slowly—less than one

Sahana Madhyastha

"I chose Psychology to help me transform myself... and as I travelled through the path, I learned more of it to facilitate transformation of others. I believe 'to give is to gain' and my profession has always proven this right." - Madhyastha All of Sahana's education has been completed in India and for over 13 years, she taught clinical psychology at Manipal University, India. Sahana's doctoral

Lifting & Rigging

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.

Prenatal In a Day - Blended

This blended (online and in person) prenatal course is designed to equip expectant parents with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed for a positive pregnancy and birth experience. Once registered, learners will be able to access the online course for 10 weeks.

Jayme Jones

Jayme is passionate about bringing people together to co-create resilient communities. She gets to do this work through varied applied social science research projects at Selkirk Innovates. Jayme is called to work on complex issues facing us today, such as climate change, homelessness, poverty and water governance. Jayme is a graduate of Selkirk College. She completed a diploma in Integrated

Max Beauchesne

Max is a faculty assistant in the Digital Fabrication & Design Program, combining hands-on experience and knowledge in advanced manufacturing. He assists students with their CAD/CAM processes and project management, focusing primarily on the hands-on aspects of their work. Max mentors students in using CNC machinery, helping them refine their technical skills while fostering creativity, critical

Apply from India

Selkirk College has an India Subcontinent Application Office. This office is responsible for promotions and recruitment of students and agents across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. The Selkirk College India Subcontinent Application office provides assistance with the application process, information about Selkirk College programs, courses and accommodation, and help with

Robin DuPont

Robin’s education in the field of ceramics has been wide-ranging and includes educational training from four institutions, in three different countries. With a completed BFA from Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary, AB, Canada, Robin also studied at Kootenay School of the Arts, in Nelson, BC, Canada, at the Australian National University in Canberra, Australia and completed his MFA

Technology Needs

Find out some general technology guidelines and basic computer requirements for all courses. It is important to check with your instructor for specific hardware and software required for the course and/or program you are registered in. What Do I Need? Hardware A computer that meets or exceeds the minimum requirement of your program . A reliable internet connection—broadband wired or wireless (3G