Selkirk College
School Introduction
Selkirk is not only BC’s oldest regional college but the first created through a community referendum. The very first day of classes at Selkirk College were held in temporary buildings, abandoned bunkhouses at Celgar, a local pulp and paper mill. It was September 1966 but the college’s roots trace back to 1964 – 1965, during which discussions and forums finally resulted in a regional vote in favour of funding BC’s first regional college.
- 5 Campuses:
- Castlegar
- Tenth Street, Nelson
- Victoria Street, Nelson
- Silver King, Nelson
- Trail Campus
- Online
- Terms:
- Fall (September)
- Spring (January)
- May (Summer)
- Programs and courses
- ESL Course: English as a Second Language
- University Transfer Programs
- Certificate Programs
- Diploma Programs
- Associate Degree Programs
- Graduate Programs
- Hot Courses and Programs
- Courses: ENGL 051, ENGL 110, ENGL 111, FREN 102, SPAN 102
- Distance Education Program
- Culinary Management Program
Features
- 2,370 Full time students
- Over 311 international students from 26 countries
- Selkirk College also offers transfer courses that enable students to transfer to a university to pursue their degree