2022
2021
MITT is a post-secondary institute offering industry-driven, student-focused
education in the areas of skilled trades, business and information technology,
health care, and human services. We provide affordable, timely, skills-based
education for learners seeking career entry as well as those looking to acquire
relevant, in-demand competencies at any point in life.
START HERE TO GET THERE.
MITT acknowledges that it is on Treaty 1 territory and the traditional territory of Anishinaabeg, Cree, and Dakota
WE COLLABORATE WITH INDUSTRY The skills and experiences industry needs you to have are the ones we teach. That is one way we give you a competitive edge at graduation and help you reach your employment goals.
WE REMOVE BARRIERS TO YOUR SUCCESS Finances. Accessibility accommodations. Balancing school and life. Transitioning from classroom to your first, second, or encore career. These are common obstacles for college students and we are here to help. MITT has teams of advisors and specialists ready to connect you with financial aid opportunities, help you access learning supports or accessibility accommodations, and even guide you through job search and job interview exercises that help you land your dream career.
WE GET YOU CAREER-READY
Every MITT program includes employability and essential skills training—the “soft skills” employers expect of new hires. In addition, most of our programs include one or more work practicum placements to help you test your skills in a real workplace and build important connections with employers.
WE’RE FORWARD THINKING AND ALWAYS LEARNING
In just seven short years since our creation in 2014, we have collaborated on countless programs and partnerships that provide our students outstanding education experiences and employment outcomes. In the past couple of years alone, we have:
Launched Manitoba’s only nationally accredited, two-year Pharmacy Technician diploma program; Announced our intentions to establish a Cyber Security Technical Centre of Excellence by Fall 2022, creating Western Canada’s leading training, collaboration, and applied research centre for cyber and network security;
Completed a campus-wide implementation of D2L Brightspace, a learning management system that allows us to provide enhanced online learning options.
WHY MITT?
“ We share a common goal of job creation within our industry, and a common understanding that successful entry and growth in this field begins with giving students the right combination of skill and practical experience while they’re still in school.” Ronald Dekker, Country Leader, Canada,
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.
Celebrating unique student journeys
Our students are our brand. Their images, their words, their unique
learning experiences tell our story.
Student success is our top priority at MITT
and we pursue this goal in a variety of ways:
WE’RE A COMMUNITY WHERE STUDENTS FEEL CONFIDENT AND SUPPORTED
At the same time that we’re creating exciting career-focused learning for Manitobans, we’re also building a community at MITT that supports students as they pursue their academic or career goals.
Small campuses and classes. Hands-on learning guided by industry veteran instructors who know each of their students by name. This is what learning looks like at MITT.
25+
Certificate, diploma, and post-graduate programs Including secondary, post-secondary, language,and adult learners
Students
employed
Currently
7
Facilities
90
%
That's how many recently surveyed alumni said they were currently employed in
their field*
All located conveniently across Winnipeg.
*Results from spring 2019 Metric Marketing survey of more
than 1,500 MITT alumni.
MITT BY THE NUMBERS
3,700
“ MITT is an amazing place to learn, grow, and buildyour Canadian network. After working in Brazil for 13 years as an executive producer in a television company, I thought it’s time for the next move. The International Business course offered at MITT aligned with my career goals.”
Fernanda Theodoro, Post-Graduate Certificate in International Business (Class of 2019)
A PLACE TO LEARN
Every program cluster at MITT has a dedicated campus home. Here, you will find industry-grade labs and shops that mimic your future workplace; and here you will meet your classmates and future colleagues, as well as the instructors who will guide you from classroom to career.
A PLACE TO CONNECT*
When you’re not in class, you can find a variety of on campus spaces and opportunities to visit, network, fuel up, and enhance your learning experience. Enjoy the delicious creations of Culinary Arts and Design students featured in our cafeterias and grab-and-go food stations. Visit our salon for a haircut or style. Pursue new interests and make new friends by joining a student group or MVP (MITT Volunteer Program). Recharge in a student lounge.
* COVID-19 related restrictions may remain in place in 2021. Please refer to mitt.ca for latest information on campus amenities and availability of campus common spaces (e.g. cafeterias, student lounges).
A PLACE TO SUCCEED
We’re with you every step of your academic and career journey to offer advice, help remove barriers, and ensure you successfully reach your goals. This support begins the moment you reach out to our domestic or international recruitment teams; they can answer almost any question you have about studying at MITT or life and learning in Canada. Through campus tours, local and
international recruitment events, webinars, emails, phone calls, or text they help you determine if MITT is a good fit.
Once you enrol at MITT, that same level of support continues from our Student Services and Career Development Services teams. These advisors help you:
Understand your education financing options (including the many scholarships, bursaries, and awards offered by MITT and donors). Secure accessibility accommodations you may require to help you achieve your academic or career goals.
Build a study plan.
Deal with a life issue that is affecting your school performance.
Master resume writing, job interviews, and job searches.
Acquire the essential and employability skills (soft skills) employers expect.
Successfully bridge into your first career, new career, or encore career.
MITT mirrors the diversity, the expectations, and the practices
you will find across industries in Manitoba.
HIGHLIGHTS OF WINNIPEG, CANADA “Friendly Manitoba,” as it is known to many, is the heart of the Canadian Prairies and a province boasting diverse geography, four distinct seasons, unique wildlife—including the celebrated polar bears and beluga whales of Churchill—and vibrant cultural, sport, and art scenes. Winnipeg, its capital city, is the most cost-competitive metropolitan in North America, as well as a burgeoning hub for transportation and tech: Manitoba’s more than 1,300 ICT companies combined for a 2018 GDP of more than $1.9 billion. Winnipeg has a population of more than 760,000—striking the right balance between bustling metropolitan and easy to navigate—and it is built around rivers and natural landscapes that create year-round opportunities for outdoor fun. MITT campuses are located in safe, easily accessible, suburban communities throughout the city.
Photos by: Kristhine Guerrero
SUPPORTING YOUR ACADEMIC SUCCESS All students in certificate or diploma programs take MITT’s Introduction to College and Work program— at no additional cost—immediately before their program intake.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS Students whose first language is not English or who were educated in a country where English is not the primary language will have to meet English language proficiency requirements. Visit mitt.ca/proficiency for more information. MITT also offers English for Academic Purposes classes. For information, visit mitt.ca/eli.
MID-TERM SCHOLARSHIPS
At the mid-point of their studies, students from each program are recognized for their academic and work skills achievements.
IMMIGRATION QUESTIONS
Our in-house IRCC-certified Immigration Services Advisor can advise on visa and immigration matters. Email [email protected].
HEALTH INSURANCE
Health insurance is a mandatory purchase for international students and costs roughly $900/year. Visit mitt.ca/international-student-health for more information.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
DID YOU KNOW?
In 2019, MITT graduates who
applied for the Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program
had a 95 per cent approval rate.
BUDGET
CONSIDERATIONS*
HOUSING
$700 to $1,000
(per month)
(per month estimates)
FOOD
$300 to $500
(public transit per month)
TRANSIT
$100 to $150
TEXTBOOKS
$150 to $1,500
SUPPLIES
$50 to $350
*Costs are estimated and may be subject to change.
DID YOU KNOW?
MITT offers a variety of scholarships, bursaries, and awards to
students each year. Visit mitt.ca/student-services to learn more.
YOUR JOURNEY AS A STUDENT
Your student journey at MITT, from application to graduation to starting your career.
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APPLY FOR A
POST-GRADUATE
WORK PERMIT
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Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAM: MITT.CA/PROGRAMS
APPLY
ONLINE
OBTAIN YOUR
OFFER OF
ADMISSION
AND PAY THE
DEPOSIT TO
RECEIVE YOUR
LETTER OF
ACCEPTANCE
APPLY FOR YOUR STUDY
PERMIT AND SUBMIT THE
APPROVAL LETTER TO
MITT 30 DAYS PRIOR TO
PROGRAM START DATE
INTERNATIONAL ONLY
BEGIN CLASSES
AND ENJOY YOUR
TIME AT MITT
GRADUATE AND LAND
THAT DREAM JOB!
• Business and Information Technology • Health Care • Human Services • Skilled Trades • Post-Graduate • English Pathways
INTERNATIONAL ONLY
PROGRAMS DURATION (all programs are full time)
INTAKES1 WORK INTEGRATED
LEARNING (WIL)2 CREDENTIALS IELTS REQUIREMENTS 3
MITT accepts other English language proficiency test scores. Please check our website for details.
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES REQUIREMENTS3
(MITT English Language Institute)
REQUIREMENTS3
(minimum entrance requirements for all post-secondary programs are a High School Diploma including the requirements below)
APPROXIMATE TUITION4
BUSINESS AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY Domestic International
Applied Leadership 1 year (12 months) See website for updates: mitt.ca/program-listing Post-Graduate Diploma 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Completion of accredited undergraduate degree (ex. Associate or Bachelor) or diploma $9,450 $17,100 Business Administrative Assistant 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter, Spring Practicum: 6 weeks Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 Business Management 1 year (12 months) Fall, Winter, Spring No WIL Post-Graduate Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Completion of accredited undergraduate degree (ex. Associate or Bachelor) or diploma $9,450 $17,100 Cyber Defence and Cloud Administration 2 years (20 months) Fall Practicum in Year 2: 8 weeks Diploma 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math, Language Arts, as well as achieve a qualifying score on the Programmer Aptitude Test $7,550/year $17,200/year Global Supply Chain Management 2 years (16 months) Fall See website for updates
mitt.ca/program-listing Post-Graduate Diploma 6.5 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 5 Completion of accredited undergraduate degree (ex. Associate or Bachelor) or diploma (must include specific coursework -check website) $12,600 $11,400/year Human Resources Learning and Development 2 years (16 months) Spring Applied Project Post-Graduate Diploma 6.5 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 5 Completion of accredited undergraduate degree (ex. Associate or Bachelor) or diploma $12,600 $11,400/year International Business 1 year (12 months) See website for updates: mitt.ca/program-listing Post-Graduate Diploma 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Completion of accredited undergraduate degree (ex. Associate or Bachelor) or diploma preferably in
business, commerce, or related $9,450 $17,100
Network and Systems Administrator5 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter Practicum: 8 weeks Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math, Language Arts, as well as achieve a qualifying score on the Programmer Aptitude Test $7,550 $17,200
Network Security 6 months at MITT 10 months at UofW
Fall, Winter Practicum: 4 weeks Joint Diploma with University of Winnipeg
Visit pace.uwinnipegcourses.ca/full-time-programs/ network-security-diploma
Visit pace.uwinnipegcourses.ca/full-time-programs/network-security-diploma
Software Developer 1 year (12 months) Fall, Winter Practicum: 8 weeks Diploma 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math, Language Arts, as well as achieve a qualifying score on the Programmer Aptitude Test
(test info available at mitt.ca/softwaredeveloper) $9,300 $17,200 HEALTH CARE
Health Care Aide and Unit Clerk 1 year HCAUC is undergoing a review that may result in modifications
to program design, duration and curriculum. Certificate 6.5 overall, minimum 6 in each band (only IELTS accepted) N/A Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $9,300 $16,400 Medical Office Assistant 1 year (10 months) Fall, Spring Practicum: 6 weeks Certificate 6.5 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 5 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,600 $16,400 Pharmacy Technician 2 years (20 months) Fall Practicums: Year 1: 2 weeks
Year 2: 12 weeks Diploma Refer to current language standards at napra.ca N/A Senior Level Math and Language Arts, Biology and Chemistry (or equivalents) with a minimum grade of 60 per cent in each $6,750/year $18,250/year Rehabilitation Assistant 1 year (12 months) Fall Practicum: 12 weeks Certificate 6.5 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 5 Senior Level Math, Language Arts (or equivalents), and one of Biology, Chemistry or Physics $6,100 $17,000 HUMAN SERVICES
Client Service Specialist 1 year (10 months) See website for updates Practicum: 4 weeks Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $15,600 $15,600 Culinary Arts and Design 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter, Spring Practicum: 4 weeks Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1)
6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 Early Childhood Education 2 years (20 months) Fall, Winter Practicums: Year 1: 7 weeks
Year 2: 11 weeks Diploma (qualifies for Early Childhood Educator II certification) 6.5 overall, minimum 6 in each band Level 5 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) (Language Arts with a minimum grade of 65 per cent) $9,300/year $16,400/year Hairstyling 1 year (12 months) Fall, Winter Applied Project Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1)
6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $6,000 $16,400 Hospitality Management 2 years (20 months) Fall Practicum: 6 weeks part-time and
10 weeks full-time, each year Diploma 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents), as well as 1,000 hours experience in hospitality sector or completion of MITT Hotel and Hospitality Services Certificate $9,300/year $16,400/year Hotel and Hospitality Services 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter, Spring Practicum: 12 weeks Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $9,300 $16,400 SKILLED TRADES
Auto Mechanics 1 year (9 months) Fall, Winter, Spring Practicum: 4 months Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1)
6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 CAD Technician 1 year (10 months) Fall, Spring Applied Project Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 Carpentry 5 months Fall, Winter Capstone and Applied Project Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1) 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $3,350 N/A Electrical Applications 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter Capstone and Applied Project Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1 and 2)
6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 Electronics Technician6 1 year (10 months) Fall Practicum: 4 weeks Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400
Graphic and Print Technician 1 year (10 months) Fall Practicum: 4 weeks Certificate 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 Industrial Mechanic/Millwright 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter Practicum: 4 weeks Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1)
6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400 Industrial Welding 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter Applied Project Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1) 6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $6,000 $16,400 Motosport Technician 1 year (10 months) Fall, Winter Practicum: 4 weeks Certificate
(Apprenticeship accredited Level 1)
6 overall, minimum 5.5 in each band Level 4 Senior Level Math and Language Arts (or equivalents) $5,250 $16,400
2021/2022
PROGRAMS
AT A GLANCE
Program details are subject to change. Visit mitt.ca/program-listing for the latest information.TO APPLY VISIT MITT.CA/APPLY
INTAKES1
Programs may be offered in the day and/or evening. WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING2
Some programs may have a Work Integrated Learning component that is not listed here. Please refer to the specific program page at mitt.ca/program-listing for complete details. REQUIREMENTS3 Some programs may have additional entrance requirements. Please refer to the specific program page at mitt.ca/program-listing for complete details. Students whose first language is not English or who were educated in a country where English is not the primary language will have to meet English language proficiency requirements. For information, please see mitt.ca/ proficiency. MITT also offers English for Academic Purposes classes. For information, please see mitt. ca/eli. TUITION/FEES4 Tuition fees are subject to change. Amounts presented here do not include additional student fees, textbook or supply costs. Refer to mitt.ca/tuition for current tuition and fee information.
5 Formerly Network
Computer Technology
6 Formerly Industrial
Explore our range of in-demand career opportunities in the burgeoning business and IT sector.
PROGRAMS
Business Administrative Assistant
Cyber Defence and Cloud
Administration
Network and Systems Administrator
(formerly Network and Computer Technology)
Network Security
Software Developer
Visit mitt.ca/programs
BUSINESS AND INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
Regardless of size or complexity, businesses and organizations have common
workforce needs: organized individuals to help keep processes running smoothly;
and tech specialists who can create and maintain computer networks, protect
against cyber threats, and develop new software solutions.
“ Some family members also came here and they are now working really good jobs. That inspires me a lot, and was a big part of my decision to come here. I love the classroom structure and the environment. It’s very comfortable. I also really like the teachers, both for the front and back end. They’re really supportive and have taught us things in really clear, easy to understand ways.” – Shivreen
“ The amount of equipment we’re using on a daily basis is incredible. There’s so much that we can work with hands-on.” - Tristan
“ Cyber security will continue to be a high-demand sector, with studies projecting 8,000 new jobs across Canada in the next two years alone.”
Hon. Ralph Eichler, Minister of Economic Development and Training, speaking at the December 2019 launch of the Cyber Security Technical Centre of Excellence.
Experiential learning is an essential part of your career preparation, which is why every health care program at MITT includes one or multiple work practicum placements.
PROGRAMS
Health Care Aide and Unit Clerk
Medical Office Assistant
Pharmacy Technician
Rehabilitation Assistant
Visit mitt.ca/programs
If you have great attention to detail, strong communication skills, and desire a career
working with health care professionals to provide safe, quality patient care,
our many health care certificate and diploma programs are for you.
“ They teach us a lot of employability skills on top of the technical skills. And another one of the standout things is how much the instructors and staff care about students.” - Brendan
“I love how intimate the classes are. It’s a great, close environment where you can trust everyone. We’re all here for the same goal, and we all have each others’ backs. That’s really helped me a lot.” - Leigh-Anne
Discover a career that puts your unique personality and passions in the spotlight.
PROGRAMS
Client Service Specialist
Culinary Arts and Design
Early Childhood Education
Hairstyling
Hospitality Management
Hotel and Hospitality Services
Visit mitt.ca/programs
Creativity, a knack for one-on-one or group interactions, and a desire to provide critical
services that improve peoples lives—these are the traits common to individuals
who pursue careers in human services.
“ I like my course and I really like my instructors. They have hospitality backgrounds so they can easily give us examples based on their own experiences.”
– Abhishek
“ My barber actually recommended MITT to me, which is what sparked my interest.”
- Vern
Skilled trades are comprised of consistently in-demand professions ideally suited to
individuals who want to design, build, and maintain machines, equipment, or structures
and who thrive on work that is hands-on and physically exertive.
“ What’s stuck out for me so far are the facilities and the location. We’re very fortunate to have a millwright program right here in the city.”
- James
“ I thought that there needed to be more women in trades, and I wanted to do something with my hands. I had a few family friends point me in the direction of electrical applications so I figured it would be something worth exploring.” - Alexandria
Successful completion of many skilled trades programs at MITT provides learners with Apprenticeship Manitoba Level 1 and Level 2 accredition, setting them on their apprenticeship journey toward Red Seal designation.
Get a job in an in-demand, rewarding field that offers room to grow.
PROGRAMS
Auto Mechanics
CAD Technician
Carpentry
Electrical Applications
Electronics Technician
(formerly Industrial Electronics)
French Electrical
Graphic and Print Technician
Industrial Mechanic/Millwright
Industrial Welding
Motosport Technician
Visit mitt.ca/programs
Taught by industry experts, our suite of post-graduate certificate and diploma programs may include unique designation or accreditation upon successful program completion.
PROGRAMS
Applied Leadership
Post-Graduate Diploma
Business Management
Post-Graduate Certificate
Global Supply Chain Management
Post-Graduate Diploma
Human Resources Learning
and Development Post-Graduate
Diploma
International Business
Post-Graduate Diploma
Visit mitt.ca/programs
POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Our post-graduate programs are for working professionals with a degree or diploma
who are looking to grow their leadership and management skills to
take their career to the next level.
“ I enjoy the friendly
environment here. In
addition, my experience
with MITT is that it
provides instrumental
training and tools to
help students succeed
in the Canadian work
environment. In class,
I learned Canada’s
current affairs, industry
and economic trends,
and the growing
diversity in the
workforce.”
Eduardo Lozada Herrera Colombia
Post-Graduate Diploma Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management (Class of 2020)
“ MITT has been very
supportive to me from
the application stage.
Every class at MITT
is memorable for me
since all the instructors
are experts in their
fields. They explain the
course materials to help
students understand
clearly, and present
many real life examples.
I also find MITT Career
Services’ help writing
resumes, job search,
and building a personal
brand very beneficial.
I have worked many
years in Vietnam, and
wanted to be promoted
to a leadership level.
It was difficult for me to
find a formal leadership
course in Vietnam. After
completing my program,
I am planning to work as
a manager in a financial
institution.”
Minh Tri Ngo (Josef) Vietnam
Post-Graduate Certificate Leadership and Management (Class of 2019)
“ I first heard about
MITT through the
Canadian Embassy in
China. MITT offered a
leadership program I
really wanted to join.
The program was
excellent, and on top
of my studies, I actively
volunteered at MITT
at various Student Life
events. The education,
coupled with my
previous experiences
and on-campus
volunteering, helped
me land a job at MITT
right after graduation.”
Huan (Holly) Liu China
Post-Graduate Certificate Leadership and Management (Class of 2019)
For more international
alumni stories, visit
MITT HIGH SCHOOL
Students entering Grade 11 and 12, looking to attend MITT full-time for academic and technical training, have the option of making MITT their home school. Upon successful completion of Grades 11 and 12, they are eligible to earn a Manitoba high school diploma from the Senior Years Technology Education Program, which they can use toward entrance into college or university, and an MITT certificate. MITT High School is an excellent option for students looking to complete their high school diploma and at the same time get a head start developing knowledge and skills for entry into high-demand trade or technical careers. Visit mitt.ca/highschool for information on Grades 9 and 10 entrance requirements as well as the application process.
HIGH SCHOOL OPTIONS
MITT offers three unique pathways for learners seeking high school-level courses
and/or technical training.
PARTNER SCHOOL DIVISIONS
Students from partner school divisions have the option to attend MITT part-time for technical training only, while spending the rest of their academic year at their home schools for their academic programs.
MITT’s Partner School Divisions include:
Louis Riel School Division, Pembina Trails School Division, Division scolaire franco-manitobaine (DSFM), Red River Valley School Division.
Seats are limited. If you are a student in a partner school division and interested in taking technical training at MITT, please contact a counselor at your high school to learn more about eligibility and the application process.
French Electrical/Électricité
In partnership with the Division scolaire franco-manitobaine (DSFM), MITT is proud to offer a French-language version of the Electrical Trades Technology program. Offered in partnership with DSFM since 2017, this program is open to Grade 11 and 12 students as well as postsecondary learners who meet the entry requirements. Graduates from the program earn a Grade 12 diploma, an MITT certificate, and the program’s Apprenticeship Manitoba Level 1 accreditation. Visit mitt.ca/electricite for more information.
MATURE STUDENTS
Students 19 or older that want to finish high school and obtain mature student diploma can choose from one of our conveniently located Adult Learning Centres in Winnipeg and surrounding area. Visit mitt.ca/adult-learning-centres for more details.
ESL
The English Language Centre at MITT emphasizes a student-focused approach to skill development. Staff and students connect daily and work together to create a place of learning and support for newcomers. Listening, speaking, reading, and writing are taught using real world situations. We encourage you to join our community: meet people from different countries, practice English, and make friends.
Our programs include:
Pathways to Education and Employment (P2EE) Mom and Baby ESL Class
Manufacturing Production Worker Program (REDI) Visit mitt.ca/esl for more details.
To apply, please contact WELARC at 204 943 5387. ESL language training is funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and the Province of Manitoba. There is no cost to immigrants or refugees, however, international students are ineligible.
LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
Whether you need short-term, long-term, professional, general, or academic language education, our English Language Institute offers a wide range of student-centered English language programs.
International applicants who have not met English language proficiency requirements may apply to be assessed and/or enroll in language training at MITT. For more details, please see MITT’s English Language Proficiency Requirements at mitt.ca.
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES:
ACADEMIC ENGLISH FOR COLLEGE ENTRANCE
This program helps International students reach their language proficiency needs for college admission as well as everyday life in an English environment.
Program highlights include:
Multiple program start dates throughout the year Clear skills alignment for admission to MITT post-secondary programs
Five levels of English classes* 23 hours of instruction per week
Socio-cultural activities included at no extra cost Culturally diverse, small class sizes with students from around the world.
* Seats are limited in Level 5. Priority is given to students who require Level 5 for admissions to an MITT post-secondary program. Seats may be open to additional students once all priority students have received seat offers (usually 30 days prior to the start of the intake). A foundations-level course will be added starting in September, 2020 which will be 6 weeks in length for students who are not ready for Level 1.
MITT’s English Language Institute is accredited by Languages Canada, Canada’s premier language organization. Membership is limited to programs from the public and private sectors that meet the rigorous standards of the association. Languages Canada represents over 225 language education programs and is recognized by the Canadian
government and internationally. For more information about Languages Canada, please visit their website at www.languagescanada.ca.
LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE
The workplace of the future will need us to pick up new ideas quickly, apply knowledge in creative ways, and keep investing in learning. We need to prepare for jobs that haven’t yet been created, technologies that haven’t yet been invented, and problems that don’t yet exist.
Are you starting, growing, or transitioning your career? Where will your learning journey take you next?
MITT’s Lifelong Learning Institute courses and programs can help you get there.
Visit mitt.ca/lli for more information.
Lifelong learning is widely recognized as essential for personal
and professional success in the knowledge economy.
DID YOU KNOW?
In 2019, the LLI began a partnership with
Tech Manitoba’s DigitALL initiative to help
them deliver free, in-community introductory
computer workshops on a variety of digital
literacy basics including:
Social media
Privacy
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Project
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English Language Institute 67 Scurfield Boulevard Winnipeg, MB R3Y 1G4 T 204 989 7740
English Language Centre 609 Erin Street
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LOCATIONS GENERAL INQUIRIES
T 204 989 6500
E [email protected] (domestic) E [email protected] (international)
For program information, please visit mitt.ca/programs
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Let our friendly student recruitment team help you explore more than 25 certificate and diploma programs that lead to high-demand careers. Whether it’s in person, through a webinar, email, or phone, we can answer your questions and provide you everything you need to help you find the MITT program that fits, including:
Program information
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Student and career advisor referrals Contact our recruitment team: T 204 989 7376
Open House 2021
February 23
Mark your calendars and watch for event details in the new year at mitt.ca/openhouse
