The Fee Payment page provides a list of deadline dates and the accepted methods of payment. Your personal account statement, with balance due, is found in your Student Portal.

Non-payment of tuition fees by the required deadline(s) will result in withdrawal from the program.

Students who withdraw or are withdrawn or suspended from their program are subject to MITT’s Refund Schedule.

MITT students are responsible for purchasing their textbooks. Textbooks can be purchased online through a partnership with the University of Winnipeg bookstore. Textbook fees are not included in your tuition and fees.

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

Yes, you need to purchase supplies for your program. Visit the Supply List page and click on your program to see what you’ll need. Supply and equipment costs are not included in your tuition and fees.

Visit your program page to view the courses and course descriptions for your program.

Students will be registered in courses on their behalf – you do not need to register yourself. Once you have been registered, your courses will appear in your Student Portal.

Closer to the start of classes, you can also log in to MyLearning, MITT’s online course management software, for course information and materials, and messages from your instructor(s). Your account for MyLearning may not be active until shortly before the start of classes.

For more information on accessing the Student Portal and MyLearning, visit the Quick Links for Logging In page.

The schedules for post-secondary programs vary.  For your program's schedule, refer to your Letter of Acceptance and check the Class Hours listed on your program's webpage.  In general:

• Day programs: Monday through Friday, starts at or after 8:00 a.m. and ends by 4:00 p.m.
• Day - Morning programs: Monday through Friday, starts at or after 8:00 a.m. and ends by 1:00 p.m.
• Day - Afternoon program: Monday through Friday, starts at or after 11:00 a.m. and ends by 7:00 p.m.
• Evening program: Monday through Friday, starts at or after 3:00 p.m. and runs later than 7:00 p.m.
• Post-Graduate program: Monday through Thursday, 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

MITT is delivering its 2022-23 programs through on-campus and blended learning.

Blended learning is a style of education where students learn through electronic and online media, as well as traditional face-to-face teaching.

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.

MITT reserves the right to alter course delivery methods and/or program durations due to challenges raised by COVID-19. The ongoing pandemic 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. Any change to on-campus delivery dates will be posted on our Academic Schedule webpage.

Please consult the Academic Schedule page for program start dates, and other important program, academic, and administrative dates.

The location for in-person classes depends on your program. Please use the resources below to identify your campus:

• Programs listed by campus [PDF]
• Campus maps

MITT uses the MyLearning (Brightspace) software platform for learning and training. To use the MyLearning platform, log in at mylearning.mitt.ca using your MITT email.

Some orientation workshops, online classes, and lectures will take place over Zoom and/or Microsoft Teams.

For more information, visit the Quick Links for Logging In page.

Online workshops and in-person orientation activities are scheduled to occur prior to the start of each program intake. Visit Orientation for more information. Please check back regularly for updates.

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 also use their MITT email address to login to MyLearning. You will be sent login instructions using the email address provided on your application.

Please continue to regularly check the personal email address that you have been using to communicate with MITT. You can update your personal email address and other contact information in the Student Portal.

For more information, visit the Quick Links for Logging In page.

• For assistance with your MITT student email, please use this form.
• For assistance with MyLearning, please use the MyLearning Help Request Form.
• For assistance logging into the Student Portal, please use the Student Portal Help Request Form.

For additional assistance, please visit the following links:

• Technical requirements for online learning
• Zoom Resources
• MITT Online Learning Support
• Quick Links for Logging In

Your first student ID card is provided to you at no cost when you begin your program. A fee is charged for replacement cards.

You will use your student ID card for identification purposes while on campus, and also for Winnipeg Transit peggo card (reduced fare), library use/printing services, and student discounts, where applicable.

For information on how to order your student ID card, visit Our Facilities webpage

A map of our campus locations is available on Our Facilities webpage.

Yes, daily and monthly parking passes are available for the Henlow, Fultz, and Pembina Campuses. Visit Our Facilities webpage for more information.

All MITT campuses are accessible by public transportation. Route information is available from Winnipeg Transit. For peggo card information, visit Our Facilities webpage.

Food is available for purchase at the Henlow, Fultz, and Pembina Campuses. Visit Our Facilities webpage for more information.

Lockers are available for rent at our Henlow, Pembina, and Fultz campuses. For information, visit Our Facilities webpage

• Our client service representatives are here to help. If you’re not sure who to speak with about something, contact info@mitt.ca, csr@mitt.ca or 204 989 6500 for assistance
• Client service representatives can also answer questions about student ID cards, lockers, bus passes, food on-campus, and fee payments.
• Student Services provides student advising, study help, 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 support.
• Career and Employment Services offers support for career exploration, job search, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
• The Registrar's Office fulfills official document requests.

Absolutely. Please visit the following links for information:

• General international student resources
• International student health insurance
• Pre-arrival and quarantine resources

Students are also welcome to contact the MITT Immigration Services Advisor / Pre-Arrival Help Line at 204 989 7342 or email immigrationservices@mitt.ca.

For updates and information, please visit the following pages:

• Updates from MITT regarding COVID-19
• Campus Status

Additional resources for managing online learning from home and building personal and academic resiliency can be found on our About Online Learning page.

Please visit the MITT Student/Academic Policies page for all policies.

For the Tuition Refund Policy and student withdrawal forms, please visit our Cancellation, Withdrawal and Refunds page.