About Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology

The Winnipeg Technical College was formerly known as the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology, which became official on June 12, 2014. In order to fill the need for specialised and useful career training in the neighbourhood, the South Winnipeg Technical Vocational Centre was created. Later, it was known as the South Winnipeg Technical Centre (SWTC), and the federal and provincial governments provided funding for the institution's growth totaling about $8 million.

The center's name was once more changed to Winnipeg Technical College in April of 1999. (WTC). The governing board of South Winnipeg Technical Centre had met with representatives from three school divisions and decided to change the name of the institution as well as add a new campus. In those days, WTC had three modern facilities where it provided training in business and information technology, health care and human services, and skilled trades and technology.

The Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology has a large number of campuses. 130 Henlow Bay is where you'll find the main campus. It is next to another campus, which is located at 7 Fultz Boulevard. Carpentry, graphic and print technology, and electrical training are all offered at this site. Six adult learning facilities are located at the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology. They are the United Food and Commercial Workers Center, CrossRoads Learning Center, Horizons Learning Center, Portage Learning and Literacy Center, St. Norbert Adult Education Center, and St. Vital Adult Learning Centre.

Several Post-Secondary and High School programmes are offered by the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology. Auto mechanics, CAD Technician, Culinary Arts and Design, Electrical Applications, Graphics and Print Technician, Hairstyling, Industrial Electronics, Industrial Welding, and Motosport Technician are a few examples of high school technical programmes. More than 25 Post Secondary programmes, including part-time and full-time options, are offered by MITT. These programmes are divided under the Business and Information Technology, Health Care, Lifelong Learning Institute, Human Services, Skilled Trades, and Youthbuild courses categories. Industrial welding, culinary arts and design, cyber defence and cloud administration, French electrical, hospitality management, network security, and network and computer technology are a few of these disciplines.

Why Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology?

• MITT offers over 30 full and part-time programs leading to certificates, diplomas or apprentice and professional accreditations.
• MITT has students from over 40 countries around the world.
• Nearly 90% of MITT students get job.

Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology Tuition Fees

University of Manitoba International Admission

In 2022, about 21.9% of University of Manitoba admissions were from abroad. Below is a detailed explanation of the admissions procedure for overseas students at the university.

How to Apply?

Step 1: Find the course you want to apply for first, right?
Step 2: Visit the university's official website.
Step 3: Check out the specific course's entrance requirements.
Step 4: Fill up the UoM application form.

Step 5: submit the necessary documentation and test results online.
Step 6: Pay the application costs to the university.

English Proficiency Requirements

Candidates must demonstrate their command of the English language by fulfilling one of the following requirements if English is not their primary language of instruction.

MITT Facts & Highlights

Living Expenses

Other Expenses apart from tuition fee that should make your list while defining personal budget is as tabulated below:

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