PGWP-Aligned Programs

If you are an international student interested in working in Canada after graduating from MITT, it is your responsibility to understand work permit requirements. 

There are multiple options to secure a work permit: Get a work permit – Canada.ca.

If you are specifically interested in the post-graduation work permit (PGWP) option, it is your responsibility to ensure your program aligns with the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) post-graduation work permit (PGWP) eligibility guidelines.

MITT has prepared a preliminary list of our college programs that currently align with the IRCC eligibility guidelines. IRCC may change eligibility at any time. While MITT does our best to ensure this webpage is current, in the case of conflict between this webpage and IRCC, the IRCC website takes precedence.

Updated: June 24, 2024 

Applied Business programs

• Global Supply Chain Management Post-Graduate Diploma

Design and Manufacturing Technologies programs

• Electronics Technician Certificate

Health Care programs

• Health Care Aide and Personal Support Worker Certificate
• Medical Assistant and Patient Care Diploma
• Medical Assistant Certificate
• Pharmacy Technician Diploma
• Rehabilitation Assistant Certificate

Human Services programs

• Early Childhood Education

Information and Communication Technology programs

• Cybersecurity Analyst Advanced Diploma
• Network Systems Administrator Advanced Certificate
• Network Systems Administrator Diploma
• Software Developer Diploma

Skilled Trades programs

• Electrical Applications Certificate
• Industrial Welding Certificate

This list of programs at MITT align with the IRCC’s PGWP eligible field of study categories: agriculture and agri-food, health care, science/technology/engineering/mathematics (STEM), trade, and transport. IRCC may change eligibility at any time. While MITT does our best to ensure this webpage is current, in the case of conflict between this webpage and IRCC’s, the IRCC website takes precedence.