A place to learn
Learn in real-world scenarios through MITT’s industry-grade labs and shops that mimic your future workplace. Our program-based structure ensures you get to know your classmates who could be your future colleagues.
Student Experience
A place to connect
Find a variety of on campus spaces and opportunities to visit, network, fuel up, and enhance your learning experience. Our facilities include student-led cafeterias and lounges.
A place to succeed
We’re with you every step of your academic and career journey to offer advice, help remove barriers, and ensure you successfully reach your goals.
Your journey as a student
Your student journey at MITT, from application to graduation to starting your career.
Step 1 Choose your program
Pick your path from our subject areas, including Applied Business, Design and Manufacturing Technologies, Health Care, Human Services, Information and Communication Technology, Skilled Trades, and English Pathways.
Step 2 Apply online
Fill out your application through our website. Find the form appropriate for you and start your road to MITT.
Step 3 Offer of admission
Your non-refundable deposit is required as part of your Offer of Admission. Deferrals are conditionally available if required.
Step 4 Apply for student permit
Your permit is required 30 days prior to your start date at MITT. Learn more by speaking with our International student department.
Step 5 Begin classes
Watch for information on start dates. Whether in person or remote, your path to your career begins soon.
Step 6 Make the most of your time at MITT
Explore supports like career and employment services, financial aid and awards, and student life.
Step 7 Graduate
Celebrate your achievements! Convocations occur each year in June with certifications being recognized at the successful completion of course work.
Step 8 Apply for post-graduate work permit
When you apply for PGWP, you may submit the unofficial final transcript from the student portal AND Confirmation of Completion letter. Learn more here.
Student resources
Student Services
The Student Services team provides one-on-one academic and personal support to prospective and current students to help them build a plan to finance their education, develop solid study skills, acquire accessibility accommodations if needed, and remove other barriers to their academic success.
Immigration Services Advisor
Immigration Services Advisors are available for one-on-one online consultation regarding study, work or co-op and post-graduate work permits, as well as immigration pathway programs including the Manitoba Nominee Program (MPNP). You can schedule an appointment here or send an email.
Academic Requirements
General entrance requirements: If you were educated outside of Canada, review the admission requirements based on country. Program-specific requirements: Visit the appropriate program page for program specific admission and minimum grade requirements.
English Language Proficiency
You must demonstrate English language proficiency to study at MITT.
Indigenous Initiatives
MITT’s Indigenous Initiatives and Community Development department incorporates Indigenous cultures and practices into student life through the Indigenous Students’ Circle, knowledge keepers, , our annual pow wow, recognizing National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and smudge-friendly space at our Aazhogan Indigenous Centre.
Study Hall
Study Hall is open to all and connects students with each other so you can study collaboratively and motivate each other.
Student Housing and Transportation
MITT is close to various affordable student housing options, including apartment rentals and student residences. We also offer affordable student parking at all campuses and proximity to all major bus routes throughout Winnipeg.
MITT International Recruitment Team
MITT has a global recruitment team based around the world. If you are interested in studying at MITT, please contact the staff member dedicated to your region
English language requirements
You meet the English language requirements, if you: are from an English exempted country, or meet one of our waiver requirements.
If you do not meet these requirements, please find the tests and pathway programs accepted at MITT
MITT English Language Institute (ELI)
The ELI offers a welcoming and culturally diverse learning environment in which to develop your English language skills, either to gain admission into a post-secondary program or just to improve your English.
Apply
You may apply to an ELI program only or an ELI + post-secondary program. To apply, go to mitt.ca/apply
Study
Flexible study lengths from 6 weeks to 60 weeks
Outcome
Certificate of Achievement awarded upon successful completion of level 4 and level 5. Opportunity to pathway into MITT’s post-secondary programs if desired.
Conditional admission
Conditional admissions may be available for those students enrolled at pathway programs accepted by MITT These include:
- MITT English Language Institute
- English School of Canada
- Heartland English School
- International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC)
- ILSC
Conditional admissions (ELI information )
Even if you do not meet our minimum English requirement, you can still be conditionally accepted in the program of your choice, with the condition of completing our English program prior to starting your chosen program.
MITT provides conditional admission to academically qualified international applicants whose English abilities are lower than what's required by MITT English proficiency requirement. Once you fulfill the English-language requirements, you will be able to take MITT academic courses.
Our grads are working
95% of recently* surveyed alumni seeking work are currently employed.
*2024 Insightrix Alumni Satisfaction and Employment Survey