“The WKTEP program, deeply rooted in place-based learning, provided me the opportunity to learn to be a teacher while also considering this place I call home. “
Kaylah came to WKTEP (Elementary cohort) by way of Creston after hearing about the program by word of mouth and through her research online for BEd programs.
Amanda Spadafora’s background in the arts brings creativity and connection to everything she teaches.
Katherine brings both personal history and professional passion to her path as an educator.
Tianna was living in the West Kootenays, working as a child and youth care worker in an alternative high school, prior to enrolling in WKTEP.
Graham drew from his past experience working with autistic children and adults in and outside of classroom settings.
Theresa Gerritsen was living in Creston, working online as an ESL teacher when she made the decision to enrol in the WKTEP Secondary program.
“The WKTEP program, deeply rooted in place-based learning, provided me the opportunity to learn to be a teacher while also considering this place I call home. “
Kaylah came to WKTEP (Elementary cohort) by way of Creston after hearing about the program by word of mouth and through her research online for BEd programs.