ABOUT US

Born and raised in Terrace, BC, and a proud member of the Metis nation, Michelle moved to Kamloops in 2001 with her husband and two children. Here she pursued her passion for helping people create the life they want, and has certifications including a Provincial Instructors Diploma, Colours Workshops Instructor and Career Practitioner. With over 15 years of experience in employment services she has proven her ability to successfully assist people with diverse backgrounds develop a connection to employment, education and their community.

Michelle has extensive experience as a workshop facilitator and in curriculum development that is customized to the learning styles of each group she works with. She is known for her dynamic energy and enthusiasm for her subject matter and creating memorable learning experiences.

In her spare time, she can be found immersed in her passion as a hobby farm enthusiast, hiking with her many four legged friends or spending quiet time with her family on their 80 acre farm in Knutsford, BC.

Kevin graduated from Thompson Rivers University in 2015 with his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Biology. He then went on to spend two years at the University of British Columbia working towards his Masters degree in biophysical chemistry. Kevin spent numerous hours in the lab conducting research. He also worked extensively as a Teaching Assistant and was able to transfer many of his skills to becoming a Facilitator/Curriculum Developer with Insightful Training Solutions Inc. As a proud member of the Kitsumkalum Nation, Kevin is becoming involved with his band’s politics in hopes of one day becoming Chief. He has also been serving on the Board of Directors for Community Futures Development Corporation of Central Interior First Nations since late 2019. Outside of work, he often enjoys spending his time playing video games or skiing.

Devin has a background in Computing Science, earning her undergraduate degree from Thompson Rivers University. During her time as a student, she took the opportunity to study abroad in Tokyo, Japan. After returning to Canada, her year long adventure inspired her to help others experience their own adventures by joining the TRU Study Abroad Ambassadors. 3 years as an ambassador translated into a wealth of peer mentoring opportunities, including the facilitation of several educational events on campus. 

Devin found her niche in mentoring and expanded on this through a work-study semester as a CanCODE instructor for the TRU Faculty of Science. This position involved creating and delivering hands-on S.T.E.M. workshops to low income and marginalized children within the Thompson Okanagan School district. 

Before joining the Transitions team, Devin worked with the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Southern Interior managing their social media accounts and developing a unique virtual mentoring platform.

In her spare time, Devin enjoys playing video games with friends, watching horror movies, and building websites.