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PRACTICAL TRAINING ares Selkirk College utilizes

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practical ex-

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perience as a complement to classroom instruction.

TIP-OFF .. . Men's
basketball is just one of
the athletic activities
that occurs in the
college's well-equipped:
prnnostie. Athletic
facilities include indoor
squash and racquetball
courts, a weight
training room and
showers and change
rooms. Facilities are
open to staff, students
and the public.

Castlegar ‘prtgranme, pertioalarty
Adult Beste Eaucation, Fess Ststy; veh igimx-oed

through Selkirk
College Adult pact ha Centres in Kaslo, Nakusp,
Crescent Valley, Grand Forks and Midway.

Through this multi-campus structure Selkirk College
is able to cater to the many varying educational needs of
the regional Cc and aid
services are available at the three main

campuses. |
At the Castlegar Campus, located at the confluence
of the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers at the south end of |

the Arrow ‘Lakes, tierieer mt tesa ions
career and
university courses in arts gral Pan and prorequiste

rit law,
architecture and others.
The college's teaching staff is highly qualified and
dedicated, classes are small and many utilize the college's

campus also includes a

modern,
complex, a microcomputer lab and a library with more
than 60,000 volumes and subscriptions to more than 550
periodicals, Tate federal and provincial document
eager een

and the further a large
collection of audio seta materials on a cide, variety of
subjects.

Campus life is enhanced by an intramural sports
program, competition in several sports through an
extramural athletic program and the opportunity for
students to participate in the Student Executive Council,
campus clubs and special events.

Selkirk College offers specialized instruction design-
ed for small business operators.

The Tourism Training program provides individual
training to suit needs of all hospitality oriented
businesses. Owner/Operators and front-line employees
can benefit greatly from training. programs on
bartending, cook _ upg! 4
services, advertising and more. Courses can be delivered
on location to better suit the needs of businesses.

The Enterprise Development Centre located in
Castlegar serves the Pp ial needs of i

+ ss Selkirk College
trades programs

Pp des p ploy
at its Nelson Campus.

overlooking the city and Kootenay Lake. Facilities
include 98,500 square feet of classroom space and shop
facilities for welding,
and the woodworking trades. Many programs offered at
the Nelson Campus allow students to start a course of
instruction at anytime or at regular intervals. Most
vocational ms as well as Adult Basic Education
permit students to work at their own pace, ensuring
competency at one level before progressing to the next.
Student services at Nelson provide counselling and
fan aid services and students have the opportunity
te in recreational programs and student
ieroruanea The Student Association schedules social
activities on a regular basis. Students also have. an
opportunity to participate in recreational programs and
student government. The Student Association schedules
social activities on a regular basis. Students also have an
opportunity to participate in college-wide and provincial
committees.
Options abound at Selkirk College, and as your

and the small bi sector by p Z in
the pi ion of busi u italizati
requirements, market- panalyees and marketing strate-
gies.

The Centre services are available to the public at a
nominal..charge: The Business. Immersion course
‘eurréntly offered by the Centre .exposes those
‘contemplating starting or buying a busifiéss to the
realities of ing in today’s

Selkirk College provides pre-employment Trades
Training programs at the Nelson Campus. Programs

college, the college is there to help. No mater
what your aspirations; higher education, upgrading ad
career jobs,
trades training or a technology program, _ Selkirk Calves
has a lot to offer. Plan now to investigate your choices. If
yow are unsure where or how to begin, you're invited to
call for an appointment with a counsellor. There is no
charge and effective counselling can help you discover all
the choices available to you at Selkirk College.

Tours of each of Selkirk College’s campuses are
available to individuals and small groups. Visiting the

in ski area mangement, adult basic ed secre-
tarial, bookkeeping and legal secretary, hairdressing,
tourism training, electrical, mechanical, welding, profes-
sional driver training and the metal trades as well as find
woodworking are offered at the Nelson campus.

The modern campus occupies a 35-acre site

the opportunity to talk with
instructors, observe students at work, tour the facilities
and learn more about Selkirk College program offerings.
The best time to tour a campus is any week day from
September to December and from January to April. To
arrange a tour, telephone the campus of your choice.

SELKIRK COLLEGE FOUNDATION

CARD CAMPAIGN

The Selkirk College Foundation is raising funds with this card cam)

ign in order to help students gain

access to Post-Secondary education. Your generous support is tax deductable.
The following is a list of participating merchants that recognize Foundation Card holders with discounts

on merchandise purchas:

For more information on how you can become a donor call the Foundation or pick up a brochure at any

of these participating businesses.

TLEGAR:
Alrow Suilding Supplies Grand Forks
Bob's Poy n' Tokit Green Place Hort &
Hair Uniimined!
tlegor Co-op Transportation His & Hers Fashions Lid.
Society # (
China Creek Shell & Foodmart
Columbia Auto Service (Gulf)
illage Restaurant
Povigure 6

Fireside Dining Room

riel's Restaurant
Hairlines
Junction Shell Service & Wash
Kel Print
Madeline’

d's Asporogus Form
Murray's Shoes

OK Bary (198) Co Ud
Overwaitea

8 Fashions Petro Con Cenmrel fevicn
Maltorde Ski & Sport A.C.’sRestauront

on Rocco's Clothing Usd.
Sarah's Fashions
Stanley's Restaurant
Sun

Grond Forks Furniture & Merdwore Fancy Fur & Feathers

Red Mountain Morket Place

JR's Huirtorce
leritage Inn
Hipperson Hardware Co. Ur. vice
Wright's Meats (1975) Lid.
Ui tel

SLOCAN:

Rose's Restaurant

change soca VALLEY:
Kootenay Tractor & Supply Lid. Stop
Leno-Whimster Printing Ud Glacier View Service
Joan's Store Li
iveorne Motel
Lucerne Besterast
New Denver Dru
jew Denver Esse Service < 1901

Develop A New Career,
Advance In your Present Position,

Change Jobs, or )

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3

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Career /Technology:

DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
Aviation
Business Administration
Forestry
Wildland Recreation
Nursing
Computer Information Systems
Electronics Engineering Technology
Co-operative Education
Format Programs

Writing

Pursue Higher Education.

Academic:

French
Geography
Geology

Engineerin,
History hes .
Keath

Commerce
Commerce Ed
Computing Science
Economics’
English

Physics
Psychology
Sociology

Pre-Dentistry
Medicine
and others

Upgrading:

Adult Basic Education
Pre-Vocational Training

College oltre

High School Equiva

Vocational /Trades:

PRE-EMPLOYMENT

Fine Woodwork and
Carpentry

Hairdressing

Office Administration

Professional Driver
Training

Ski Area M

opine Room and
Lounge Service
Cook Training

Machinist
Millwright
Electrical

NING

Welding

Appliance Repair (major,

si!
Professional Restaurant

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

Early Childhood Education

Long Term Care Aide/Home Support
Worker

Practical Nursing

Social Service Worker

Electronic Publishing

Photography

Graphic Design

Continuing Education:

Vocational
Homestudy

General interest
Personal Growth
Knowledge Network

_

Commercial Services:

Tourism/Hospitality Training
West Kootenay Enterprise Development Centre

Automotive

Heavy Duty

Light Duty
Co-op Auto Apprentice
Fire Apparatus Mechanic
Commercial Transport
Electrical Upgrading

Video Station
Yale Hotel

CARD CAMPAIGN .. . Executive director Tom Lit-
tlewood leads workshop. Businesses who participate

fod a white Foes s lew Denver
Red & White Food Store; Siocon
Silverton Building Supp

ticipate free of charge in various workshops per-
taining to a wide variety of business interests.

Wrerton Shop € Easy

Sendmen inn
in the Selkirk College Foundation Card Campaign par- wa cold i Saverten
PeDores Fi

Foundation helps college

The Selkirk College Foun
dation is registered as a non
profit foundation operating
parallel to Selkirk College
The Foundation was estab-
lished in 1985 and is gov
erned by a board of com
munity leaders selected from
across the college region

The Foundation’s objec
tives are to improve access to
and from the quality of post
secondary education in the
West Kootenay Region.

The mission of the Founda
tion is to acquire funds for
endowments and special
projects in support of the in:
structional activities at Sel
kirk College

This is accomplished
through a comprehensive
nrogram of fundraising ac.

tivities, the cornerstone of
which is the Foundation Card
Campaign which is designed
to create an endowment
fund that will enable de-
serving students to receive
financial assistance while at-
tending Selkirk College.

Application forms for the
Foundation Card are avail
able at any participating bus-
iness or Selkirk College of
fice.

Other programs such as
the Ski Tour program and
the Family Chair program
have been developed to meet
the planned giving objectives
of a variety of donors. Cam
paigns directed towards stu
dents, faculty, staff, alumni,
parents, municipal and cor
porate contributors are

underway or anticipated

Contributions are tax de-
ductible and can either be
discretionary or directed to
wards specific purposes.

There are many ways for
individuals to actively sup-
port Selkirk College. The
Executive Direcfor of the
Foundation would be pleased
to meet with anyone wishing
to participate in a planned
giving campaign. The Foun
dation is here to help you
help our students, will you?
Selkirk College Foundation

Giving Plans

1. Student Scholarship
Fund

2. Student Bursary Fund

3. Memorial, Group or In
dividual Fund (in lieu of
flowers)

4. Securities — Stock In-
vestment Plan

5. Life Insurance Benefit
Plan

6. Special
Awards

7. Estate or Trust Funds

Selkirk College
Foundation Plans
1. Friends of the Selkirk
Sollege Foundation (Annual
contribution of up to $149)

2. Associates of the Selkirk
College Foundation ($150 to
$999)

3. Members of the Selkirk
College Foundation ($1,000 to
$4,999)

4. Patrons of the Selkirk
College Foundation
($5,000+)

5. Family Endowment
Program ($15,000+)

Achievement

Vogue Portraits & Comeros Ltd
West's Department Store Ltd

na Homdicratt & Trading Co.
Woodland Park Shel

Huggins
JB's Marine Pub
Kale Motel (1979) Usd.
FRUITVALE: °
Seaver Esso Service Shop Eovy Foods

Fruitvale Covop
Fruitvale's Own Pizzo js
i. Montrose Service

NAKUSP:

Suzanne's re othing Contre Broadway Shell service
Video's Gitte Gator

mperial Service Goroge (1971)

FORKS service Oe
ee Drug Store Lid, Kopke eoxey pp oo
lary U

NELSON:
Allen's Ted Jewellery (1977) Lid.
ber
House Restourant

ie sandwich (The)
iy

ith B. Ski
Gonevi i irc Lica? Service (1984)

Grond Forks Captain Video Elophednt Mountain Lumber

Erie Loke Service
rapper John's Restaurant
von ‘Mart Foods
Nine

td.

Corte Sewing Conire Lid

Sports
Collage box
Crown Point Hotel
Hoppiness Restouront

Hall Print & Stationers Lid
Whitewater Ski Resorts Lid.
Selkirk College Hair Dressing Dept
Slumber U Mohawks Glenmerry shop 'n Stop
Sunrise Drywall Mother Goose

Noture’s Gateway Heolth Foods

Soh Mornin’ tom

t's Dru ert No, 2)
Sonie's China

W.

REGIONAL:

Bolour Beach Inn (1974) Ltd,

Bolfour Superette (1977) Lid.

Mermaid Lodge, Ainsworth
Torro Nove Motor inn

ND: Texaco A\

Alpine Drug Trot theeton (Tine) Ud

Lyster's Clothing Ltd. Union Pet

O.K. Store Soles & Service (1989) Ltd

Brochures can be obtained at any of the above listed businesses.

To learn more about acquiring a Foundation Card contact the

SELKIRK COLLEGE FOUNDATION,

2001 Silver King Road, Nelson, B.C. VIL 1C8

or telephone 352-6601

The Right Place,
Right Now

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