Graduates are in demand to work in child care centres, nursery schools, preschool recreation programs, and public and private kindergarten settings. Using lecture, laboratory, shop and practical training methods, this program prepares individuals for careers in the Electrical trades. See page 104 for application details. Please apply to the campus at which the program of study is offered. Courses at different levels are provided for students who speak English as a second or additional language.
Instruction is provided in grammar, reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills.
Students who wish to improve their language skills either for personal reasons or for admission into other College programs will benefit from this program. The TREC Program is an eight-month certificate program for EASL students who want to pursue a career in tourism offered at the Castlegar Campus. The program includes outdoor activities such as hiking, overnight camping and skiing. There are also field trips to recreational sites and resorts in British Columbia and Alberta. Students get an overview of the tourism industry as well as specific knowledge and skills related to tourism and recreation in western Canada.