Located in the epicentre of British Columbia’s magnificent mountain culture, you’ll find Selkirk College’s Ski Resort Operations & Management Program. Delivering an engaging blend of management skills and industry knowledge, an emphasis on tangible hands-on learning prepares graduates of the two-year diploma program for leadership roles in mountain resorts.
With over 40 years of alumni found in every corner of the industry, the only program of its kind in Canada includes three semesters of learning based out of the legendarily deep community of Nelson. Excursion-based education taught by industry-veteran faculty provides an exclusive inside look at some of the best resorts in Western Canada and is capped with a final on-mountain paid work term for the winter.
Whether it's first tracks towards transferring to a university degree or finding the program that ignites a rewarding career in the mountains, it all begins in a place where education meets epic!
Do you—or someone you know—dream of working in the ski industry? Whether you're considering a new adventure or know someone seeking an exciting career path, the Ski Resort Operations and Management (SROAM) program at Selkirk College is the perfect place to start.
Many of our own supervisors, managers and directors are proud graduates of the SROAM program, and we highly recommend it for anyone looking to build a successful career in the ski industry.
Graduates have gone on to excel in roles like ski patrol, snowmaking, marketing, guest services, and even general management at ski resorts worldwide.
Located in Nelson, BC, this two-year diploma program immerses students in the heart of mountain culture while offering unmatched industry connections.
We encourage you—or young person you know—to consider this outstanding opportunity to turn a passion for skiing and snowboarding into a lifelong career.
Martin Keyserlingk
Chair – School of Hospitality & Tourism
mkeyserlingk@selkirk.ca
Robyn Mitz
Program Coordinator – SROAM program
rmitz@selkirk.ca
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