Selkirk College

Whether you want to improve your English for personal communication, for further studies, or for your future career, we can help you. The English Language Program combines classroom instruction with opportunities to use English in the college and the community. Core English Classes Our core courses are offered at 6 levels. They include: - Grammar - Writing - Reading - Communications - Levels 01, 02, and 03 offer structured conversational contacts with English-speaking Canadians. Students in levels 04, 05, and 06 may choose from a variety of communication seminars including: - Conversation - Academic preparation - Videos - Business - Volunteering - Theatre - Pronunciation Level 06 courses and College Preparation English 51 will help prepare you for further college studies. A list of programs can be found at www.selkirk.bc.ca. Elective Courses Along with core courses, students may choose some elective courses, including: - TOEIC Preparation - TOEFL Preparaton - Computer Skills - Internet Home Page Design

Summer English Program 2 to 4 week tours planned for groups or individuals Contact us at explore@selkirk.bc.ca for more information. Use and improve your English with your new friends! Surround yourself with the beauty of nature - fresh air, clean lakes, hidden waterfalls, scenic mountains, wild flowers, green forests, fish and wildlife! English Classes - Study with caring and professional English teachers - Practice speaking more natural conversational English Canadian Summer Family Life - Stay in a comfortable Canadian home - Enjoy evenings and weekends with your Canadian homestay family Join in family activities and adventures - All homestay families have been carefully selected by our International Student Coordinator - Our summers are mostly sunny, hot, and dry with the occasional refreshing rain - the best season to enjoy the outdoors with your homestay family Recreational Activities - Go hiking, biking, swimming and canoeing - Enjoy outdoor barbecues and beach picnics - Take golfing, tennis or horseback riding lessons - Participate in afternoon activities everyday - Explore Canadian nature this summer - Learn and speak English with Canadian cultural assistants

Skiing, Snowboarding and English 2 to 4 week tours planned for groups in two of the best ski ares in Western Canada The community of Rossland is rated as one of Canada\'s greatest ski towns and is home to two Canadian Olympic Gold Medal winners. Nelson, BC is known for its arts and culture as well as its skiing and snowboarding. Combine this outstanding location with our excellent English Language Program and you could enjoy your most memorable winter! The Program - Your ski and snowboarding tickets - Homestay with a Canadian family. - We will tailor this program to meet your needs and interests - Studying at Selkirk College - English classes will focus on conversation and building vocabulary, with some reading and writing activities. Your success will depend on your desire to meet and talk with local people, and other visitors to Rossland or Nelson. In the spring, you can enter the full-time English Language Program at Selkirk College. Or you can apply for the Ski Resort Operations and Management Diploma Program - the only one of its kind in Canada!

School of Business and Aviation - Applied Business Technology - Aviation - Business Administration - Office Management Diploma School of Digital Media, Music and Information Technology - Computer Information Systems - E-Commerce - Multimedia Production and Design - Music And Technology, Contemporary School of Health and Human Services - Classroom And Community Support Worker - Early Childhood Care And Education - Gerontology Certificate Program - Human Services Diploma - Medical Transcription - Advanced Nursing - Nursing Unit Clerk Certificate Program - Pharmacy Technician - Social Service Worker School of Hospitality and Tourism - Cook Training, Professional - Culture & Natural Interpretation - Golf Club Management and Operations - Resort And Hotel Management - Ski Resort Operations and Management - Vegetarian Cooking Specialty School of Industry and Trades Training - Electrical Apprenticeship - Electrical Entry - Electronics Technician Common Core - Esthetics - Fine Woodworking - Hairdressing - Mechanics - General - Mechanics-Apprenticeship - Millwright/Machinist - Process Operator - Refrigeration Plant Operator - Welding - Women in Trades and Technology School of Renewable Resources - Forestry Technology - Integrated Environmental Planning Technology - Recreation, Fish And Wildlife Technology School of University Transfer Arts and Sciences - Academic University Transfer Programs - Kinesiology and Physical Education - Sports and Leisure Management Diploma

Certificate Programs - Certificate in English Language and Humanities - Certificate in English Language and Business - Certificate in English Language and Computers - Citation in English Language and - Early Childhood Care and Education International students will have the opportunity to combine completion of advanced levels of the English Language Program, English 51, and two courses in the areas of Humanities, Business, Computers or Early Childhood Care and Education. Curriculum A. To be issued a combined certificate in any of the areas below, all students would complete the following English Language Program and University Prep courses with at least a “C” (60%) average: EASL 055 (Grammar) EASL 056A (Academic Writing) EASL 057B (Literature) EASL 057A (Academic Reading) EASL 058 (Communications) EASL 093A (Academic Preparation) ENGL 51/051 Provincial Level English B. Students would also complete at least two courses from one of the following certificate areas below: (* Note that the following courses have been chosen in consultation with the relevant Program and Department Heads.) Certificate in English Language and Humanities PHIL 100 PHIL 101 PSYC100 PSYC101 ENGL110 ENGL111 HIST 105 HIST 107 ECON106 ECON107 ANTH100 ANTH101 Certificate in English Language and Business ADMN 166 (Computers in Business) ADMN 167 (Business Software Applications) COMM 220 (Organizational Behaviour) ADMN 181 (Marketing) ECON 106 ECON 107 Certificate in English Language and Computers CPSC 100 (Introduction to Programming I) CPSC 101 (Introduction to Programming II) CPSC 166 (Computers in Business) CPSC 167 (Business in Software Applications) COMM220 (Organizational Behaviour) Citation in English Language and Early Childhood Care and Education ECCE 170 (Interpersonal Communications I) ECCE 186 (Child Health and Safety) ECCE 188 (Responsive Child-Centred Environments) ECCE 189 (Responsive Child-Centred Environments II) ECCE 162 (Family Communications)