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Selkirk College first opened in 1967 witha single campus
in Castlegar, B.C. Today, Selkirk College operates in many
communities throughout the southeastern portion of the
province. Selkirk College offers programs in Castlegar, in
Nelson at David Thompson University Centre and the
Rosemont campus, Trail and the following communities —
Grand Forks, Kaslo, Nakusp, New Denver, Salmo, Midway
and the Slocan Valley: : tae,

Through the multi-campus structure Selkirk Collage is
able to cater to the many educational needs of the residents.
of the college region. aay :

At the Castlegar campus, Selkirk College's program
offerings include career technology programs, first and
second year university transfer courses in the arts and
sciences and pre-requisite courses for pre-professional and
professional programs. A College Preparatory program is
also among the offerings at the Castlegar campus.

Facilities at the Castlegar campus — library with more
than 50,000 volumes... athletic complex with a
weightroom, raquetball court-and outdoor playing field...
bookshop ... cafeteria... student society offices ...a
computer centre... science Jaboratories.. . . Frasca training
facilities seminarrooms...° -.

Services — counselling . : . financial assistance .
women's access program. ... intramural and extramural

ic programs ... spécial-events.. . student-sponsored

ies... :

Selkirk College provides pre-employment, :
pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship training programs in
the areas of health services, business and the mechanical
and metal trades at the Rosemont campus in Nelson.

Facilities .. .a modern campus with shop facilities for
drafting, millwright, electrical, automotive mechanical
repair, heavy duty mechanic and welding students ...a
simulated hospital environment, a hairdressing business
operation... business training facilities .
training compound. ... libra

Services... counselling... financial assistance...
student society ... women’s access program. .:. special
events... recreational activities... .."<

Selkirk College plays a significant role at David
Thompson University Centre in Nelson. Selkirk College along
with the University of Victoria provides a selection of
programs. Selkirk College offers diploma ‘arid certificate
programs at DTUC in the fine and performing arts and first

and second university transfer courses. The University of
Victoria provides third and fourth year courses at the centre.
leading to degrees in Education, Fine Arts and a Bachelor of
Arts (General). : :

Facilities . .. residence and food service .. . library with
over 60,000 volumes . .. fully equipped studio theatre...”
Writing studio . .. soundproof modules and practice rooms . .
. listening lab and access to recording studio... . complete
photography studio and darkrooms . ... film production and
editing . . . phototype machines and offset duplicators . ...
complete facilities for applied design, printmaking, painting,
sculpture and cerami colour VTR systems... Sa
gymnasium with raquetball, handball and weight training ..
. Student Union Building. .. Chapel... Art gallery ..

Services... counselling. . . financial assistance ...
women’s access. . . creative process seminars . . . concerts .
. . readings... special events . .. intramural activities ...
student society :

Trail is the home of Selkirk College's Extension Centres
Division. The division coordinates the delivery of a full range
of education services in communities such as Salmo,
Midway, Nelson, Castlegar, Trail, New Denver, Nakusp,
Grand Forks, Kaslo and the Slocan Valley. Each centre
provides general interest courses, vocational upgrading and
self-improvement offerings and some credit courses. ©”
Learning formats include short-term, full-time and part-time
studies. Two major community education programs lists are ©
put together during the year — September and January —
with workshops, conferences and special projects scheduled
throughout the year. :

Facilities ... seminar rooms a modern business
office environment... classrooms. .: :

Services — counselling. . . financial assistance...
women's access... 2

ACADEMIC PROGRAM ; =
ARTS AND SCIENCES ;

Selkirk College offers first and second year university’
level courses leading to the following degrees — Bachelor of .
Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Education, Bachelor of
Applied Science (Engineering), Bachelor of Commerce,
Bachelor of Physical Education and a Bachelor of Social
Work. Most of the courses are available at the Castlegar
campus, but some are offered at David Thompson University
Centre in Nelson. Credit for course work completed at
Selkirk College is, in general, ‘transferable to each of B.C.'s
three universities, degree programs at DTUC and to selected.
universities in Canada and the United States. Some
prerequisite courses for pre-professional and professional

programs are also available. Course offerings include:

Astronomy, Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Computing
Science, Economics, English, French, Geography, Geology,
History, Mathematics, Physics, Philosophy, Political Science,
Spanish and Sociology. ‘

CAREER PROGRAMS

Career programs offered by Selkirk College are
designed to prepare students for careers in business,
industry, and government. The career programs give
students comprehensive training in a specific field of study.
Some of the courses in a diploma program may also be
applicable to a degree program. One and two year
certificate programs and two and three year diploma
programs are available at the Castlegar campus and

students may choose from Aviation, Business. >
Administration, Electronics, Early Childhood Education, :
Forestry, Nursing, Social Service Worker and Wildland - --
Recreation. At DTUC, Selkirk College provides career: |: -::
programs in Graphic Design, Photography, Music, Fine Art:
Theatre and Writing. : : :

‘COLLEGE PREPARATORY

Preparatory courses include Chemistry, Physics, English:
Math and Biology and can be used for upgrading purposes or
for. entry into Selkirk College's university transfer program, - :

‘| QUESTIONS
© Additional information about Selkirk College:
prosrams, admission requirements, financial aidand :
jousing is available. Inquiries should be directed to the .
appropriate,campus. oS ett;

ACADEMIC PROGRAM
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Tetophone: (604) 365-7292

PRE-EMPLOYMENT
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AND APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING
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‘Nelson, B.C. VIL 1C8
Telephone: (604) 352-6601

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Continuing Education, Selkirk College,
Box 999, Salmo, B.C., telephone (604

pares
career/ technology programs or vocational courses. Program
flexibility allows students to register on either a part-time or
full-time basis. Most of the courses are available in
Castlegar, Nelson and Trail.

PRE-EMPLOYMENT
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP...
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS

: Selkirk College offers a wide range of pre-employment
programs in the areas of health services, business and

CASTLEGAR — Visit the ‘Visit Selkirk College siivated
Castlegar campus, ‘or w
Selkirk Colleg “Broad Way St
Castlega VINSJI Education, Selkirk Coll
965-7292. REE ce 720, Nokui
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SALMO — Visit Selkirk College in the

Salmo Legion Building or write to

) 357-

NELSON — Visit Dovid Thompson University
Centre ot 820 Tenth Sire ‘write to + SLOCAN VALLEY — Write to Continuing
Continuing Education, B20 Tenth Street, == Education, Selkirk'College, Site.12, Comp.
B.C, VILSC7, telephone (604)352-.°. 2, R.R. No.1, Crescent Valley, 8.C.

‘ : 1H0, telephone (604) 359-7564.
MIDWAY — Visit Selkirk College located ot ND FO! Selkirk College of
the Boundary Central School or. : 940 5.£, Second Aver io
Link Hardware store on main street, or Continuing Education, Selkirk
write to Continuing Education, Selkirk Box 968, Grand F
telephone (604) 449-2655. (604), 104.

NEW DENVER — Visit Selkirk College + TRAIL — Visit Selkirk College ot 845
situated above the Junction [nn, rite; Mictorla Street or wri Continuting

to Continuing Education, Selkirk College, Educatlon, Selkirk College, c/o Trall ~
Arrow Lokes District, Box 720, Nakusp, °°): 'Schoal Boord Olfice, 2079 Columbia Ave.,
B.C., telephone (604) 358-7968. Trall, B.C., telephone (604) 368-6434.

: CAMPUS TouRS ————___-

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Tours of each of Selkirk College's campuses are
available to individuals and small groups. Visiting the
campuses gives you an opportunity to talk with instructors,
observe students at work, tour the facilities and learn more

about Selkirk College program offerings; To arrange a tour,
telephone Information Services at the Castlegar campus or
write to Selkirk College (Castlegar campus) at the above
address. : '

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trades training. Pre-employment programs prepare students
for entry level positions in the labor market, give them the
necessary skills to continue studies in technology programs
or enter apprenticeship programs. Most pre-employment
programs are only available at the Rosemont campus in
Nelson, however, some are offered in other communities
within the Selkirk College region. . :
PRE-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS — Office Administration,
Architectural Mechanical Drafting, General Mechanics,
Electrical, Hairdressing, Practical Nursing, Welding, Long
Term Care Aide and Ski Resort Operation and Management.
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP AND APPRENTICESHIP — Pre-
apprenticeship programs give students employment oriented
skills, Programs are operated through the Ministry of Labour
on the Rosemont campus.
PRE-APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS — Millwright, Heavy Duty
Mechanics (Module 1) and Automotive Mechanical Repair.
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS — At Selkirk College's
Rosemont campus include Millwright, Automotive
Mechanical Repair, Heavy Duty Mechanic and Electrical.
These programs are run through the Ministry of Labour.
Some upgrading programs are also available. For
details write, or telephone Selkirk.College, Vocational
Division, 2001 Silver King Road, V1L.1C8, (604) 352-6601.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Continuing education offerings include credit and non-
credit courses, vocational upgrading and general interest .

and include short-term, full-time and part-tim:

es, Continuing Education courses are availab
many communities in the Selkirk Collage Region — Grand
Forks, Nakusp, New Denver, Kaslo, Salmo, Nelson, y
Castlegar, Trail, Midway and the Slocan Valley. The delive
of community education offerings are coordinated by Selkirk
Colleges, Extension Centres Division located in Trail. :

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION

ABE is a program for adults who are interested in
improving their basic skills in reading, writing, mathematics,
science and spelling. Students are placed according to
individual skill level, ond the format allows students to work
at their.own speed. Classes are available throughout the
college region in Castlegar; Crescent Valley, Nelson,
Nakusp, New Denver, Kettle Valley, Grand Forks, Salmo and
Trail, Contact the Adult Basic Education coordinator in Trail

_or the Community Education office nearest you.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

English As A Second Language provides adults with an
opportunity to learn to speak English, or improve their oral
English. Students will learn how. to understand and speak the
English heard in the community. Assistance is also available
in reading and writing skills. Classes are available in Trail,
Castlegar, Grand Forks, New Denver, Nakusp and Nelson.
Contact the Adult Basic Education coordinator in Trail or the
Community Education office nearest you.

MANAGEMENT SKILLS FOR
SUPERVISORS) =

Selkirk College’s Management Skills for Supervisors
program is a hands-on management training program for

people who supervise others.‘The program covers three

areas — interpersonal skills, group skills and administrative
skills. Course content includes sessions in communications,
leadership styles, motivation, problem-solving and decision
making, time management and employee performance :
analysis dnd appraisal.

Details about the program are available at the Selkirk
College campus in Trail. re

SUMMER SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

A full program of courses in the performing and visual
arts makes up the summer school at David Thompson
University Centre. One of the largest programs of its kind in
Western Canada, the eight-week summer school includes
courses and workshops in theatre, music, dance, writing,
painting, photography, clay, fibre and printmaking. Some
credit courses are also offered by Selkirk College.

For more information about the summer school, write to
the coordinator at DTUC.

WOMEN'S ACCESS PROGRAM

Selkirk College's newly-established Women's Access
program is available to women seeking information in
career planning, re-entry into educational institutions and
the labor market, non-traditional training and personal and
professional growth, The coordinator may be contacted at
the Castlegar campus, DTUC or the Rosemont campus in
Nelson. vee

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DEGREE PROGRAMS

The Uni Victoria offers some university degree
programs at DT ehélor Education (Elementary)
program includés urth year teacher education
courses leading tb ‘dertificat! An additional year of study
is required to complete thé’ B.Ed. degree. UVIC's Post-Degree
Professional Program (PDPP) — Elementary is also available
at DTUC: The program is ten-months in length and is for
qualitied students who possess a recognized university

legree.

A-Bachelor of Arts (General) degree with concentrations
in English and History and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in
Visual Arts are also available at DTUC. A Bachelor of Fine
Arts degree in Theatre and a Bachelor of Arts degree in
Creative Writing are in the planning stages.

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