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teaching english to speakers of other languages (TESOL) TSOL 112 Grammar and Phonology This course provides students with an overview of common grammar structures and opportunities to teach, discuss and develop different ways of incorporating grammar in an English Language program curriculum. TSOL 114 Testing and Evaluation This course focuses on basic concepts and constructs of language assessment. There is an examination of measurement criteria, standardized testing and types of tests. Both formal and informal methods of testing, as well as the issues related to assessment of student proficiency are considered. TSOL 116 Computer Assisted Language Learning (call) This course focuses on the integration of computer technology into the English language learning classroom. Students survey, evaluate and use word processing, email, MS Powerpoint, Internet resources, and Moodle as tools in a computer-mediated communication environment. Hands-on task-based and project-based assignments provide the students with a practical basis for developing interactive, and meaningful computer activitites and assignments for teaching and learning language. Contacts Shana Rablah Department Head Direct: 250.365.1395 Tel: Ext. 395 srablah@selkirk.ca Joan Silvey, TESOL Program Supervisor Direct:250.365.1236 Tel: Ext. 236 jsilvey@selkirk.ca Tracy King School Administrative Assistant International Admissions Officer, Program Contact Direct: 250.365.1293 Tel: Ext. 293 international@selkirk.ca Campus Contact Castlegar 301 Frank Beinder Way Castlegar, BC V1N 4L3 Tel: 250.365.7292Fax: 250.365.5410Toll Free: 888.953.1133 International Education Selkirk College 12/13 153
industry & trades training AT SELKIRK COLLEGE Over the next 15 years, thousands of skilled trades people will be required in British Columbia to fill vacancies created by a growing economy and the impending retirement of baby boomers. Selkirk programs give you the tools you need today for the jobs of tomorrow. f o u n d a t i o n p r o g r a m s Our Foundation programs combine theory with hands-on training and are designed to develop the skills needed to be safe and successful in an apprenticeship. Students who complete a Foundation program are eligible for credit from the Industry Training Authority (ITA) for the theory portion of level one (in some cases level two) of the applicable apprenticeship program. Foundation graduates will also receive some credit towards the work-based hours required for their apprenticeship. High school students are able to take college level trades training through the Accelerated Credit Enrolment in Industry Training (ACE IT) program. High school students should ask their high school counsellor about ACE IT opportunities in their district for: • Carpentry - 24 weeks • Electrical - 24 weeks • Fine Woodworking (Joinery/Cabinet Making) - 36 weeks • General Mechanics (Automotive, Heavy Duty, Commercial Transport) - 36 weeks • Millwright/Machinist - 36 weeks p r e - e m p l o y m e n t c a r e e r p r o g r a m s EsthEtics - 31 wEEks get the skills you need for a career in the professional body care industry. this provincially accredited certificate program will prepare you to write the examination for the special Beauty culture license as required by the cosmetology industry association of British columbia. hairdrEssing (cosmEtology) - 36 wEEks Hairstyling skills and beauty culture are the focus of this provincially articulated program. Classroom instruction and a hands-on practicum at a commercial salon will prepare you to write the Industry Training Authority exam to earn Interprovincial Red Seal certification as a hairdresser. rEfrigEration plant opErator - sElf pacEd This 9-unit course, is approved by the BC Boiler Inspection Branch, is taught entirely online. After completion students receive four months of credit towards the one year of operating time required to write the Provincial Certificate as a Refrigeration/Ice Plant Operator. plant opErator - 24 wEEks This program combines 18 weeks of class/shop with 6 weeks of work experience to provide entry level skills that are required to monitor and control equipment and process units in large industrial plants. Excellent employment and salary potential for graduating students. wElding - c lEvEl (28 wEEks), intro to stEEl fabrication (8 wEEks), b lEvEl (16 wEEks), a lEvEl (8 wEEks) These programs deliver provincial curriculum through practical skills training. Completion of the training program plus a specified number of hours on the job at each level will earn you provincial certification from the Industry Training Authority (ITA). Welders who possess Introduction to Steel Fabricator certification are more versatile, possess enhanced jobs skills and will find themselves to be more employable. a p p r e n t i c e s h i p p r o g r a m s Apprenticeship training combines paid, work-based training (about 80 - 90%) with in-school technical training (about 10 - 20%). Interprovincial Red Seal trade certification is awarded upon successful completion of both components. We offer the in-school technical training portion in the following trades: • Carpentry: Levels 1-4 (each level 6 wks) • Electrical: Levels 1-4 (each level 10 wks) • Professional Cook: Level 1 (28 wks) and Level 2 (14 wks) o t h e r c a r e e r o r i e n t e d p r o g r a m s bc ElEctrical codE - sElf pacEd This course is offered online and includes tutorial support. Gain experience in the proper use of the code book and on the correct interpretations of applicable code rules, along with a working knowledge of the BC Safety Standards Act, the BC General Regulation, the Electrical Safety Regulation and the BC Authorization Procedures for electrical contractors. By Dan Lee 1.866.301.6601, ext. 221 | selkirk.ca/trades Silver King Campus, Nelson
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Contents Programs by School Distanc
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Campus Information Selkirk College
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2012-2013 Academic Dates January 20
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Calendar 2013 January 2013 S M T W
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admission requirements • Completi
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Fees Learning Resource Fee In order
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College Services playing field, cli
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College Services Robin Higgins - Co
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ACADEMIC REGulatIONS at selkirk col
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Distance/online learning Do you liv
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kootenay school of the arts AT SELK
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KOOTENAY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - CLAY
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KOOTENAY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - FIBRE
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KOOTENAY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - JEWel
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KOOTENAY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - metal
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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION The BC Adult
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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION Contacts Alli
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usiness & aviation AT SELKIRK COLLE
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Aviation Program Objectives Learn t
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aviation AVIA 200 Advanced Flight T
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usiness administration • Universi
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BUSINESS ADMINIStratION Contacts Bu
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Business Administration - PROFESSIo
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BUSINESS ADMINIStratION - Professio
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INTERNATIonal BUSINESS ONE-Semester
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Office Management TWO-Year Diploma
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digital media & music AT SELKIRK CO
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health & human services AT SELKIRK
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Advanced Medical Transcription Nine
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Gerontology two-Year Certificate on
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Health Care aSSIStant 26-week Certi
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mental Health and Addictions Associ
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Nursing Special Costs, Travel, and
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Nursing NURS 112 Professional Pract
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Nursing and learning focusing on tr
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University Arts and Sciences Course
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Writing and publISHIng one-Year Dip
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Anthropology Flexible pre-major For
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Sociology Flexible pre-major For st
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Associate Degrees Two-Year DEGREE/D
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Science— General Associate Degree
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