At MITT, you get skills, support, and straight to work.
We’re a public college where education connects directly to opportunity.
Classes are small and programs are focused: shaped by industry, built for real careers, and open to learners from all backgrounds.
You’ll feel supported, capable, and ready to move forward with confidence.
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Why MITT?
Your experience is our focus
It’s your journey, and we’re here for it. That’s shown in our programs, our people, and the welcoming vibe that makes you want to stick around. No matter who you are, our affordable programs, small campuses, dedicated cohorts, and diverse student community make MITT a place where you’ll belong.
You’ll learn from people that know the industry
We don’t assume what skills you’ll need. We ask employers what they need and design our programs around what they tell us. And when it comes to learning, you’re in expert hands. Our instructors are seasoned industry pros who bring real-world experience to the classroom, offering one-on-one guidance and insider know-how every step of the way.
You’ll be ready for your career
Our programs are laser-focused on getting you hired. You’ll walk into your first day on the job with plenty of experience thanks to hands-on practice in labs and classrooms, and on-the-job placements with local employers (75% of our programs have them). Plus, we’ve got your back when it comes to career development. We’ll help you explore your career options and connect with job opportunities while you’re here and after you graduate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most MITT programs are full-time, with classes running Monday to Friday. We also offer some flexible day and evening programs, and the majority of our programs can be completed in less than a year.
The average length of our post-secondary certificate programs is 10 months, and our diploma programs are two years. For specific program details, go to the program listing.
The average entrance-level salary may vary by job, employer, level of education, and experience. Career information can be found through each program page. Go to the program list to find all post-secondary programs.
Employment and success rates vary by intake date and program. A 2025 survey conducted by Insightrix showed that 90 per cent of MITT graduates surveyed are currently employed.
MITT offers intakes in the fall, winter, and spring. Applications open approximately 10 months prior to the program start date (e.g. October for fall programs, February for winter programs, and June for spring programs). The application deadline is typically one month before the program start date or until the program has been filled, whichever comes first. For program-specific start dates, go to the program list.
Entrance requirements vary by program and student type. For program-specific entrance requirements, go to Program List, Admission Requirements, and English Language Proficiency.
Tuition and fees vary by program. For program-specific details, go to Tuition and Fees.
A government student loan issued through the province of residence, or the Government of Canada can help cover the cost of tuition and living expenses while you study.
Government loans are easy to apply for online. They consider all study and living costs and automatically link students to grants and bursaries that do not need to be repaid.
When it comes time to repay a government student loan, the interest rate and payment options are flexible and affordable compared to loans from other types of lenders.
Please visit Student Loans and Manitoba Student Aid for more information.
MITT offers several bursaries, scholarships and awards that can help offset 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 who meet the 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 opportunities, go to Financial Aid and Awards.
MITT has four locations across Winnipeg.
Henlow Campus – 130 Henlow Bay
- Automotive Service Technician
- Culinary Arts and Design
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Full-Stack Developer
- Hairstyling
- Industrial Mechanic/Millwright
- Industrial Welding
- Network and Systems Administrator (also available in Morden, MB)
Fultz Campus – 7 Fultz Blvd
- Building Operations Technician
- Carpentry
- Electrical Applications
- Electronics Technician
- Graphic and Print Technician
Pembina Campus – 1551 Pembina Hwy
- Global Supply Chain Management
- Health Care Aide and Personal Support Worker
- Medical Assistant
- Medical Assistant and Patient Care
- Pharmacy Technician
- Rehabilitation Assistant
Scurfield Campus – 67 Scurfield Blvd
- Early Childhood Education
- Early Childhood Education Workplace