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Your Bridge
from Classroom
to Career

Kick-start your career at the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT). We offer more than 25 post-secondary programs leading to diplomas, certificates or apprenticeships and accreditations in the areas of health care, human services, business and information technology, and skilled trades.

Most of our programs can be completed in less than a year, with multiple intake dates so you can start at a time that works best for you.

Learn from industry experts and gain the in-demand skills you need to step into a career. We don’t just teach theory—we teach what gets you hired.

Take the next step in your education or career with help from MITT. We offer one-on-one career development sessions and financial advice via phone, email, Zoom or Skype.

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MITT Post-Secondary
Programs

Why
MITT?

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Industry Driven

We work closely with industry experts to develop programs and curriculum that are in-line with current labour market needs. This way, we can ensure students are equipped with the knowledge and skills they need to successfully enter the workforce upon graduation.

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Student Focused

We are focused on your success. Everything about MITT—from our caring, experienced instructors to our full array of education, cultural, social, and personal supports—is designed to support you along your educational and career journey.

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Small Class Sizes

Our campuses and classes are intentionally sized to help our diverse, inclusive student body feel at home, access the supports they need and form meaningful relationships with instructors, resource providers, future employers and fellow students.

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Facilities and Locations

We offer post-secondary programs at three campuses, conveniently located near major transportation corridors in South Winnipeg, with ample parking and transit access. Our modern facilities are equipped with everything you need to succeed in your program and have a meaningful student experience.

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Adaptable

Our rapid adoption of online learning management platforms—like D2L Brightspace—and outside-the-box thinking from our academic and faculty teams mean MITT is delivering its high-quality learning experience to students—at home—around the world.

Frequently Asked
Questions

    2. Since the March 2020 class suspension, MITT has rapidly transitioned all programs to alternative/online delivery platforms—including Spring 2020 intake, which started in early May. Please view program pages through the program cluster option above to determine which Fall 2020 and Winter 2021 programs have seats are available.
    3. Like all public post-secondary institutions in Manitoba, MITT is following public health best practices with regard to indefinite suspension of in-class learning. As the situation changes and in accordance with any updates to public health guidelines, MITT will look at its options for any possible return-to-class opportunities.
    4. We offer limited part-time programming through our Lifelong Learning Institute. Most MITT programs are full-time studies, with classes running Monday to Friday. We offer some flexible day and evening programs, and the majority or programs can be completed in less than a year
    5. The average duration for our post-secondary certificate programs is 10-months full-time studies and 2-years for diploma programs. For specific program details please view our program listing.
    6. The average entrance level salary can vary by job, employer and level of education and experience. Interested in learning more about the career you could pursue after completing a MITT program? Check out our Career Pathways pages for some free career exploration resources. Learn more about our programs, labour market information and employment statistics that can help you make an informed career decision.
    7. Employment and success rates vary by intake and program. A 2019 survey conducted by MITT showed that 90% of the 1,500 MITT graduates surveyed are currently working in their area of study.
    2. MITT offers intakes for domestic students in Fall, Winter and Spring. Applications open six months before the program start date, and the application deadline is two months before the program start date, or until the program waitlist has been filled. For program-specific start dates, please view our program listing.
    3. As a public institution, MITT is pleased to offer students an affordable post-secondary education experience. Tuition and fees vary by program. For program-specific details, please view Tuition & Fees.
    4. The ideal situation for a student is to cover their tuition and living costs with personal savings and/or family support. This is ideal, but not always possible. However, lack of financial support should not be a barrier to entering full-time studies.

    The next best option to help students cover their expenses while studying is a government student loan issued through their province of residence and the Government of Canada.

    Government loans are easy to apply for online, take all study and living costs into account, and automatically link students to grants and bursaries that do not need to be repaid. When it comes time to repay your government student loan, the interest rate and payment options are very flexible and affordable compared to other types of lenders.

    For further details about student loans, please visit Student Loans and Manitoba Student Aid
    5. Entrance requirements vary by program and student type. For program-specific entrance requirements, please visit Program Listing, Program Specific Requirements and English Language Proficiency.
    6. MITT offers a number of bursaries, scholarships and awards that can help offset your expenses while studying in our programs. Bursaries are offered in the fall, winter and spring terms each year for students with a demonstrated financial need and minimum academic standing.

    Every year, millions of dollars are donated by organizations across the country for entrance scholarships. Future MITT students are encouraged to research and apply for every scholarship and award opportunity where they meet some or all of the selection criteria. For a list of free resources, please visit: mitt.ca/awards
    7. MITT has six convenient locations across Winnipeg:
    Henlow Campus – 130 Henlow Bay
    • Auto Mechanics
    • Business Administrative Assistant
    • CAD Technician
    • Culinary Arts and Design
    • Cyber Defence and Cloud Administration
    • Early Childhood Education Diploma
    • Hairstyling
    • Industrial Mechanic/Millwright
    • Industrial Welding
    • Motosport Technician
    • Network and Computer Technology
    • Network Security Diploma
    • Software Developer

    Fultz Campus – 7 Fultz Blvd
    • Carpentry
    • Electrical Applications
    • Graphic and Print Technician
    • Industrial Electronics

    Pembina Campus – 1551 Pembina Hwy
    • Health Care Aide and Unit Clerk
    • Hospitality Management
    • Hotel and Hospitality Services
    • Medical Office Assistant
    • Pharmacy Technician
    • Rehabilitation Assistant
    • Health Care Aide and Unit Clerk
    • Post-Graduate Certificate in Business Management
    • Post-Graduate Diploma Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management
    • Post-Graduate Certificate in International Business
    • Post-Graduate Certificate in Leadership and Management
    • Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Resources Learning and Development

    English Language Institute – 67 Scurfield Blvd
    English Language Centre – 609 Erin St.
    YouthBuild – #308–765 Main St.