Education / Employment / Development - Geographic Areas Served: Trail - Boundary (Grand Forks Area)

Designed to allow mature students, generally over 18 years of age, to develop academic skills, personal management skills and teamwork skills for use in the labour force, in further academic training and in their communities.more info

Provides a variety of services to support the educational goals of students with documented disabilities.more info

The umbrella organization that works on behalf of co-ops and credit unions in BC and promotes co-ops as tools for community control over local economies and as strategies for economic and social reform.more info

The Employment Standards Act sets out the minimum standards that apply in most workplaces in BC.more info

Offers a wide range of services and programs to individuals with diverse needs and abilities within the Greater Trail region.more info

Counsellors provide personal and career counselling, educational planning, crisis support as well as advising on course selection and the transferability of credits.more info

The main campus and Administrative Centre for Selkirk Collegemore info

Offers a variety of literacy programs for all ages including children, youth and families as well for individual adults, including seniors.more info

Provides support services for permanent residents, refugees and refugee claimants, temporary foreign workers, provincial nominees, naturalized Canadian citizens, international students.more info

Primarily serves Trail, Rossland, Fruitvale, Montrose and Warfield, but works closely with all neighboring communities to create and support cooperative regional benefmore info