Subscribe to the Student NewsletterMotosport Technician
The Motosport Technician program provides students with the knowledge to develop skills in tool and equipment operation required to maintain, repair or rebuild motorcycles, snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles. Students will build a foundation on vehicle systems including tune-up and diagnostics and learn about advanced technologies such as fuel injection and antilock brake systems.
To apply online, click here.
Canadian Student
At A Glance
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Duration10 months full-time
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CredentialCertificate
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work practicumYes
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apprenticeshipYes
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Tuition Fees$4,550.00 (2018/19); $4,750.00 (2019/20)
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books$296.00 (2018/19); $258.00 (2019/20)
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additional supplies$210.00 (2018/19)
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additional student fees$162.00 Infrastructure/technology (2018/19); $174.00 Infrastructure/technology (2019/20); MITT Award Fund $50.00
*Fees, books and supplies may be subject to change.
Next start dates:
- Fall 2019 (September start) - This application is temporarily closed. It may re-open pending seat availability.
- Winter 2020 (February start) - This intake is not yet open.
Classes held:
- Days: 8:45 am to 3:15 pm
Applicants must have a Manitoba high school diploma (or expected completion within 45 days of the program start date), or equivalent, including:
- Grade 12 Math (40S) with a grade of 50% or higher, or equivalent; and
- Grade 12 English Language Arts (40S) with a grade of 50% or higher, or equivalent.
Applicants must also have:
- Demonstrated English Language Proficiency (if educated outside Canada).
For further information regarding entrance requirements please refer to the application/admission process.
A complete supply list will be provided to students with their welcome communication.
International Student
At A Glance
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Duration1 year full-time (10 months of study)
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CredentialCertificate
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work practicumYes
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apprenticeshipYes
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Tuition Fees$14,850.00 (2018/19); $14,850.00 (2019/20)
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books$258.00 (2019/20)
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additional supplies$210.00 (2018/19)
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additional student fees$162.00 Infrastructure/technology (2018/19); $174.00 Infrastructure/technology (2019/20); MITT Award Fund $50.00
*Fees, books and supplies may be subject to change.
Next start dates:
- Fall 2019 (August start) - This application is temporarily closed. It may re-open pending seat availability.
- Winter 2020 (January start) - This intake is not yet open.
Classes held:
- Days: 8:45 am to 3:15 pm
Applicants must have a Manitoba high school diploma (or expected completion within 45 days of the program start date), or equivalent, including:
- Grade 12 Math (40S) with a grade of 50% or higher, or equivalent; and
- Grade 12 English Language Arts (40S) with a grade of 50% or higher, or equivalent.
Applicants must also have:
- Demonstrated English Language Proficiency (if educated outside Canada).
For further information regarding entrance requirements please refer to the application/admission process.
Before the start of this program, international students will be required to complete Introduction to College and Work, a four-week preparatory program designed to help transition students successfully to the cultural, technical, and work expectations of Canadian post-secondary and workplace environments. Please see the Introduction to College and Work program page for more information.
A complete supply list will be provided to students with their welcome communication.
The Motosport Technician program provides students with the training to develop tool and equipment operation skills related to marine and outdoor power equipment. Students will learn to maintain, repair, or rebuild motorcycles, snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles, and outboard motors. Students will gain foundational knowledge of vehicle systems, including tune-up, diagnosis, and repair.
This program is accredited with Level 1 in Marine and Power Sports, through Apprenticeship Manitoba.
The Motosport Technician program may feature a Work Practicum placement in a local workplace which provides students with on-the-job training and experience. Students will apply skills learned in the classroom and develop new skills through working within an actual employer’s facility.
MITT does not guarantee practicum placements and, in such situations, the Institute will explore alternative options for program completion with a student.
Students who successfully complete the accredited program with an accumulative average of 70% or better in the trade subjects and level for which the program was accredited, gain employment and register as an apprentice within two years of graduating, will receive credit for Level 1 in-school technical training and 900 hours in the Marine and Outdoor Power Equipment Technician Apprenticeship program.
Trade certification for Motorsport Technician is available, but voluntary, in all provinces and the territories. In Manitoba, Motorsport Technicians is classified under the Marine and Outdoor Power Equipment Technician apprenticeship trade.
For information on apprenticeship in Motorsport Technicians, go to: http://www.gov.mb.ca/wd/apprenticeship/discover/mbtrades/marineoutequiptech.html
