Recently admitted to MITT? Welcome! If you have questions about the start of your upcoming program, you’ve come to the right page. Use the links to the right to navigate to the answers you need. If you have a question that isn’t answered here, please contact 204-989-6500.

Client Service Representatives (CSR) can answer questions about:

• Information about: student ID cards, lockers, bus passes, food on-campus
• Fee Payment Information

Student Services:

• Provides student advising, study help and learning supports, counseling and social work, accessibility services, and immigration services.
• Student Services also offers opportunities and events through Student Life as well as financial aid and food bank supports.

Career Development Services:

• Career exploration, job search, resume and interview support

Registrar's Office:

• Official Document Requests and Forms

International Student Supports:

• International health insurance
• Immigration services
• International student resources

Please ensure we have your current contact info on file. Check your Student Portal and update your email address and other contact information, if applicable.

MITT will communicate with students via personal email, MITT email address and MyLearning, where applicable.

For updates and information, please visit:

Updates from MITT regarding COVID-19

Campus Status

Additional resources for managing online learning from home and building personal and academic resiliency:

• Safe Work Manitoba: Working Safely from Home As We Navigate Covid-19
• Safe Work Manitoba: Shop Talk - Working From Home [PDF]
• From Surviving to Thriving: Developing Personal and Academic Resilience [PDF]

Due to the intensive, hands on nature of MITT’s programs and the importance of on-campus delivery for students’ success, MITT will be delivering your program in a blended delivery model, with some course components online and hands-on learning on campus.

Due to the challenges raised by COVID-19, MITT reserves the right to alter course delivery methods and/or program durations. Course deliveries may require increased percentages of online/distance learning components, alternatives to work practicums, and extended program durations to accommodate physical distancing and work practicum placement restrictions. MITT will be providing an exceptional level of enhanced student and program supports to ensure this modified program experience continues to meet all required learning outcomes for your program.

Important Dates: Find upcoming dates including orientation, program start dates and on-campus/blended learning start dates

Check out programs listed by campus [PDF]. Click here for campus map [PDF].

• MITT administrative staff will automatically register you for courses! No action is required from the student!
• Your courses are already selected for you! Check out the Program pages, and click on “course information”. 
• It is important to note, course registration will appear in the Student Portal, students need to login to MyLearning for course information and messages from instructors, etc. 
• Login to MyLearning with your MITT student email address.
• Your account for MyLearning may not be active until the start of classes.

Be sure to check your Letter of Acceptance (LOA) to confirm if you were admitted to a day or evening program. Students admitted into post-secondary programs can expect the following:

• Day programs course times:
  • Monday through Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. (with scheduled breaks)
• Evening programs course times:
  • Monday through Friday from 3:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (with scheduled breaks)

All post-graduate (PG) courses run:

• Monday through Thursday from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Visit our Orientation page. Orienation sessions are currently being held online. 

MITT programs will be delievered by blended learning for 2022-23 programs. Blended learning is a style of education where students learn through electronic and online media as well as traditional face-to-face teaching.

Please note on-campus delivery dates are subject to change. Please check the Important Dates page regularly for updates.

You must be prepared to attend on-campus when on-campus delivery for your program starts.

Students who are unable to attend classes will be subject to MITT’s regular student policies including the attendance policy and the withdrawal policy and refund schedule.

• If you are having technical difficulties with your student account(s), please see below. Remember to include your full name (as it appears on your application) and your student ID.
  • For assistance with MyLearning and MITT student email
    Send an email to: https://mylearning.mitt.ca Remember! To login to MyLearning, use your MITT student email. 
    
    
  • For assistance logging into the Student Portal, please use this help form.
    
    
• Technical requirements for online learning
• Visit our Zoom Resources and Online Learning Support pages for information, tips and tricks.

Zoom and/or Microsoft Teams for orientation as well as classes and lectures.

MyLearning (Brightspace) software platform for learning and training

To use the MyLearning platform, log in at http://mylearning.mitt.ca – use your @student.mitt.ca email.

MITT secondary, post-secondary and post-graduate students will receive an @student.mitt.ca email address. This will be one of the primary ways MITT and your instructors will contact you. Students use their MITT email address to login to MyLearning.

You will be emailed login instructions (sent to the address provided on your application). 

Please continue to regularly check your personal email address that you have been using to communicate with MITT. Check your Student Portal and update your email address and other contact information if needed.

Yes! students need to purchase supplies for their programs. Supply Lists are posted here and listed program by program. Remember, these costs are not included in your tuition and fees.

Textbooks – MITT students are responsible for the purchase of their textbooks. Textbooks can be purchased online through a partnership with the University of Winnipeg bookstore.

The cost of textbooks is in addition to tuition and fees.

*Note: You will receive more information about purchasing textbooks and other program-related expenses from your instructors at the beginning of your program.

All MITT Policies

MITT Student/Academic Policies

For the tuition refund policy and student withdrawal forms, please visit our Cancellation, Withdrawal and Refunds page.

Be sure to check out the Fee Payment page for a listing of deadline dates. Refer to your student portal for amounts owing. Also listed on the Fee Payment page are the methods accepted for payment.

Non-payment of tuition fees by the required deadline(s) may result in a student’s withdrawal from the program.

Students who withdraw or are suspended from their program are subject to MITT’s Tuition Refund Schedule.

General international student resources

International student health insurance

Pre-arrival and quarantine resources

MITT Immigration Services Advisor/ Pre-Arrival Help Line

• immigrationservices@mitt.ca
• 204-989-7342