Use of a recruitment agent is not required to apply to MITT. To apply directly to MITT, please visit our application page.

Many applicants do choose to use the services of a recruitment agent. MITT works with a global network of authorized recruitment agents in Canada and around the world, listed below. Recruitment and immigration agents that are not listed below do not have an agreement with MITT.

MITT is a designated education provider in Manitoba, Canada. As a designated post-secondary education provider, MITT operates in accordance with the Manitoba International Education Act (IEA). MITT’s authorized recruitment agents must also adhere to the IEA, and its Regulations, including the Code of Practice and Conduct Regulation, as set out by the province of Manitoba.

MITT’s Authorized Recruitment Agents have a signed agreement with MITT, represent our recruitment interests and are committed to act in the best interests of the institution and aspiring MITT students. Under their agreement, they must acknowledge and agree that the effective performance of their services requires acting with honesty and integrity and in furtherance of the interests of MITT students. They must also acknowledge and agree that they will use ethical behaviour and ethical decision making in their relationship with MITT, and with all people they deal with for the duration of their agent agreement.

• MITT's authorized recruitment agents
• Information for current/new agents

MITT's authorized recruitment agents

Information for current/new agents

New agent applications are not being accepted at this time. If you wish to be notified when applications open, please email your contact information to agent.relations@mitt.ca.

International admissions process

Class sizes at MITT are limited and MITT’s programs are highly sought after by students in Manitoba and around the globe. MITT consistently receives many more applications than available seats in a given intake. Applicants should carefully select their program of choice, and applicants and their agents should review MITT’s program pages before submitting an application to make certain the applicant is interested in and qualified for the program of choice. Applicants, or agents on their behalf must also exercise attention to detail in completing the online application because incomplete applications will not be processed. Please see MITT’s What’s New and Admissions pages for more information.

2020 Invoicing periods

All invoicing periods start 90 days after the program start.

• 2020 Spring Intake Invoicing Period: August 10-September 4, 2020
• 2020 Fall Intake Invoicing Period: November 2-November 27, 2020
• 2021 Winter Intake Invoicing Period: April 5-April 30, 2021

All invoices submitted after the deadline will not be processed until the next invoicing period. Commission will not be paid if students have outstanding tuition payments.

Agent resources

• MITT Recruitment Services Agreement (Sample)
• The International Education Act
• The International Education Cabinet Regulation
• The Code of Practice and Conduct Regulation
• The Guide to the Code of Practice and Conduct Regulation for Manitoba Designated Education Providers, Their Staff Recruiters and Contracted Agents
• The Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council
• Brochures

Questions?

Contact Agent Relations by email at agent.relations@mitt.ca or phone at 204-989-6655.