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Determined, hardworking and achievement driven students are ITD’s most valuable resource. ITD has

played an important role in preparing a student graduate workforce from the early days of its inception.

Looking back, one would marvel at the ITD’s early advocators who had the foresight to underscore the im-portance of polytechnic education in a country where certifications are key to an individual success. Most impressive of all is that polytechnic education has stayed relevant to the development and changes of the general workforce in Canada. Thus its name, practical and functional at the time of incep-tion, has been most appropriately se-lected for the icon of technical career training in this part of the world.

Over the years, it has transformed from being a pacesetter to a trendset-ter and from making history to defin-ing the future.

As Canada’s privately sponsored poly-technic, it has an intriguing history filled with successes, achievements as well as anxieties and crises.

Established in 1999, it has provid-ed education and training for many skilled personnel to the wide-ranging industries and businesses in Canada and beyond.

Today, its enrolment of full-time and part-time students are doing a total 12 diplomas and 2 certificates in busi-ness, computing, design, e-commerce, information technology, hospital-ity management, art, multimedia and technology.

Today, the polytechnic is located stra-tegically in Vancouver , beautiful Brit-ish Columbia, the educational hub in the western part of Canada.

Our graduates have contributed sig-nificantly to their home country’s economic and industrial growth. Many are now well-known entrepreneurs. Others hold positions of responsibili-ty and leadership in industry, business and in public organisations.

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We may be the youngest Polytechnic but the pioneering spirit is kept very much alive. Look around our campus. You’ll find many signs of development and re-development works in progress. We constantly upgrade our facili-ties to ensure that they are up to date and well equipped for training students in the new industries and emerging technologies and economies.

"You’re gorgeous, you’re sophisticated, you live well...Vancouver is Manhattan with mountains. It’s a liquid city, a tomorrow city, equal parts India, China, England, France and the Pacific Northwest. It’s the cool North American sibling." – The New York Times

Vancouver

Warmed by Pacific Ocean currents and protected by a range of mountains, Vancouver’s weather is mild year-round. From high 70’s Fahrenheit (low 20’s Celsius) in summer to a mild mid 40’s Fahrenheit (0º to 5º Celsius) in winter, the climate is always hospitable. Our winters are wet, but it rarely snows, except on our local ski hills.


Living away from home is challeng-ing especially for first timers. Every-

thing will be new for you the language, the culture, the food, the environment and the people. At the same time it will be exciting, it can also lead to culture shock and homesickness.In ITD, we will help you to adapt to your new home and eventually to the work force, providing you with support and services that meet your needs. Majes-tic mountains, sparkling ocean, rainforests and beau-tiful foliage; all four seasons make Vancouver one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Canada is known for its people’s friendly nature, and Vancouver’s citizens take great pride in keep-ing clean and safe streets day or night, all year round.A vast multicultural popu-lation, endless activities, and excellent infrastructure, Vancouver is welcoming to all International Students, visitors, families, couples and special needs visitors everything is within reach. The Vancouver Internation-al Airport has consistently

been rated as a top North American airport providing easy access from all over the world. Exceptional public transportation is overshad-owed slightly by the conven-ience of Vancouver as a great walking city clean, green, safe, and easily accessible!

Vancouver’s hotels, restau-rants and business commu-nity offer outstanding levels of service and product qual-ity. Meeting your needs and exceeding your expectations is a top priority of Vancou-ver’s businesses and that is providing friendly assistance every step of your study ex-perience. And with a con-sistently advantageous ex-change rate on the Canadian dollar, you can have a world-class experience with supe-rior value for your money!

Catering to any interest throughout the year, you can enjoy world class shopping, gourmet meals, outstanding live entertainment, sporting events, theatre, outdoor ad-venture, spectacular sights and attractions - it’s all wait-ing for you in Vancouver.


School of Business

School of Hospitality

School of IT

School of Art


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School of Business

ITD business faculty is tailored to address the career training needs of the business world. Students are trained in area of specialized

skills to function effectively in a busi-ness environment. From business de-velopment to executions of strategic plans for effective results our gradu-ate students will show quality business acumen and professionalism to oper-ate a profitable business. Our Business courses were developed with modern insight to understanding the landscape of business economic changes and to identify economic attributes and eco-nomic advantage to capitalize on busi-ness success for short, medium and long term situations. We are confident that our students will turn out to be successful business practitioners and managers in control of budgets and profits.


Internship:The Business co-op or internship is an integral component of this program as it pro-vides students with essential international experience. As students return to their home country, the combination of a North American diploma and co-op is not only a competitive advantage, but also allows students the opportunity to understand and experience the cultural and business nuances that can only be gained from a prolonged hands-on experience. The first Co-op provides students with entry level jobs while the second co-op session strives to provide students with positions that will lead to entry level management. The 30 week Co-op is added to the 44 weeks of academic classes students attend.

Next BIG business idea is yours!

Global BusinessManagement Diploma


Semester 1:

1. Business math

2. Introduction to marketing

3. Communication

4. Economics

5. Principals of accounting

6. Strategic supply chain management

7. Operations management

Semester 2 :

1. Business statistics

2. Principles of marketing

3. Project management fundamentals

4. Financial management

5. Human resource Management

6. International Business

7. Small Business Management

Semester 3, 4, 5: Co-op

Semester 6 :

1. Entry Strategies for international market

2. Trade finance

3. International business law

4. Entrepreneurship

5. Project Management budgeting and scheduling

6. Project Risk Management

7. Research in International trade

8. International Marketing

Global BusinessManagement Diploma

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Global DeveloperChief Operating Officer

Accounting and FinanceDiplomaSemester 1:1. Accounting 1 2. Organizational Behaviour 3. Human resource Management 4. Business Mathematics 5. Introduction to Finance Management 6. Introduction to Computers

Semester 2:1. Accounting 2 2. Intermediate Accounting 1 3. Introductory Managerial accounting 4. Business law 5. Microeconomics 6. Computer Application for accounting

Semester 3:1. Intermediate Accounting 2 2. Intermediate managerial accounting 3. Business Statistics 4. Introduction to Marketing 5. System analysis and design

Semester 4, 5: Co-opSemester 6:1. Macroeconomics 2. Operations Management 3. Small Business Management and simulation


Financial AdvisorChief Financial Officer

Risk Analyst

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School of Hospitality

The hospitality industry is a rapidly growing market that encompasses hotel, food services, tourism, event

management, as well as club and resort management. Job opportunities, as well as salaries, are steadily increasing in all sec-tors of this service-oriented field. Employ-ers seek individuals who possess technical knowledge, practical, communication, and strong leadership skills. The best candi-dates for positions are those that have the ability to anticipate the needs of customers, and to deliver exceptional customer service.The Executive Hotel Management Diploma program at ITD Canada comprises a total of 13 AH&LA courses, four business cours-es and 640 Co-op hours. Upon successful completion, students will receive the ITD Canada Hospitality Diploma, AH&LA Hos-pitality Management Diploma and AH&LA International Hotel Certificate, the latter of which are certified by American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute (AH&LA) to meet professional industry standards.

Internship:The Hospitality internship or co-op is an integral component of this program as it provides students with essential international hotel/resort/tourism experience. As students return to their home country, the combination of a North American diploma and co-op is not only a competitive advantage, but also allows students the oppor-tunity to understand and experience the cultural and business nuances that can only be gained from a prolonged hands-on experience. The first co-op provides students with entry level jobs while the second co-op session strives to provide students with positions that will lead to entry level management. The 32 week co-op is added to the 40 weeks of academic classes students attend.

Hospitality is a “way of life”

Executive Hotel Management Diploma

Semester 1:1. Communication 2. Marketing 1 3. Supervision in the Hospitality Industry 4. Beverage Service Management Semester 2:1. Computer Concepts 2. Facility Management 3. Destination Management & Marketing 4. Housekeeping Management5. Convention Management6. Career Prep & PLA portfolio:Semester 3,4: Co-op Semester 5:1. Basic Hotel Accounting 2. Front Office Management 3. Hospitality Sales & MarketingSemester 6,7: Co-op Semester 8:1. International Marketing2. Hospitality Human Resources3. Security & Loss Prevention Management4. International Hotel Management 5. Revenue Management6. Career Prep & PLA Portfolio


Executive Housekeeper

Events CoordinatorPurchasing Manager


School of Art

The School of art at ITD Canada offers wide range of professional courses in visual arts. Offering traditional art courses along with

modern technology, the school of art at ITD Canada, is a convenient and modern place to master its students’ artistic skills and get them ready to join the workforce. The school of art currently offers four dif-ferent diplomas that are designed to lead our students to their success. Upon suc-cessful completion, students will receive Interior design diploma, Graphic design diploma, Jewelry art and design diplo-ma or Digital film production diploma. Using state of the art technology to teach our curriculum is one of the strongest as-sets of the school of art. Learning art with the newest technology lets our students to have a certain edge in comparison to their competitors when it comes to land a job in the industry.

Bringing that idea to life!

Internship:The Art co-op or internship is an integral component of this program as it provides students with essential international experience. As students return to their home country, the combination of a North American diploma and co-op is not only a com-petitive advantage, but also allows students the opportunity to understand and expe-rience the cultural and business nuances that can only be gained from a prolonged hands-on experience. The first co-op provides students with entry level jobs while the second co-op session strives to provide students with positions that will lead to entry level management. The 34 week co-op is added to the 40 weeks of academic classes students attend.

Interior Design Diploma


Semester 1:1. Drawing Principals 2. Concept of design and creativity in Design 3. Architectural Design 4. Introduction to Interior design Software

Semester 2: 1. Auto cad 2. 3D Max

Semester 3:1. Technical Drawing 2. Interior Design 1 3. Lighting

Semester 4, 5: Co-op Semester 6:1. Interior Design 2

Assistant Interior Designer

Interior DesignerLighting Designer


Semester 1:1. Drawing Principals 2. Concept of design and creativity in Design 3. Architectural Design 4. Introduction to Interior design Software

Semester 2: 1. Auto cad 2. 3D Max

Semester 3:1. Technical Drawing 2. Interior Design 1 3. Lighting

Semester 4, 5: Co-op Semester 6:1. Interior Design 2

Jewelry Design Diploma


Semester 1: 1. Introduction to Manual Drawing Process2. History of Art 13. Plan and Create Gem Settings 1

Semester 2: 1. Plan and Create Gem Settings 22. History of Art 23. Plan and Apply Surface Treatment

Semester 3: 1. Gemology2. Production Techniques

Semester 4, 5: Co-op

Semester 6: 1. Jewelry Design by Computer2. Jewelry Design Workshop/Project

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Semester 1:1. History of Art 2. Visual Art fundamentals 3. Design Fundamentals Semester 2:1. Introduction to Adobe Photoshop 2. 3D MAX Semester 3:1. Artistic Creativity 2. Auto CAD Semester 4, 5: Co-op Semester 6:1. Corel Draw 2. Introduction to Macro Media Flash 3. Final Project Preparation

Layout Artist

Graphic Designer Creative Director Associate

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Digital FilmProductionDiplomaSemester 1:

1. Artistic principles Film Editing2. Cinema Makeup3. Cinematography4. Photography Semester 2:1. Directing principles 2. Film Production Management3. Film Script Writing 4. Chroma Key 5. Literary adaptation 6. Movie Sound Editing

Semester 3:

1. Final Cut Studio

Semester 4, 5, 6: Co-op

Semester 7:1. Introduction to Adobe After Effect 2. Introduction to Photoshop3. Introduction to Adobe Premiere


Movie EditorAudiovisual Artist

Digital Film Producer

School of IT

The school of IT at ITD Canada is the oldest faculty at ITD Cana-da. The philosophy behind the

existence of the school of IT is to train IT professionals that not only mas-ter today’s technology but also can transfer their skills and apply them to newer technologies that are yet to come. The goal at the school of IT is to train students to cope with the rapidly changing and fast growing information technology. In order to achieve this goal, at the school of IT, we involve our students to be a part of real life projects. To be involved in such projects, not only makes stu-dents to have a taste of the real world and the nature of IT projects, it also gives the students the opportunity to create a rich portfolio when they grad-uate. Over the years graduates from the IT school have been serving the IT industry and have been the leader in innovating new ways to help busi-nesses with their IT needs.


Internship:The IT Co-op or internship is an integral component of this program as it provides students with essential international experience. As students return to their home country, the co mbination of a North American diploma and co-op is not only a com-petitive advantage, but also allows students the opportunity to understand and expe-rience the cultural and business nuances that can only be gained from a prolonged hands-on experience. The first Co-op provides students with entry level jobs while the second co-op session strives to provide students with positions that will lead to entry level management positions. The 48 week- Co-op is added to the 48 weeks of academic classes students attend.

Your IT career starts here!


InformationTechnologyDiplomaE-commerce track

Semester 11. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithm, Flow Chart and problem solving 3. Introduction to HTML and JavaScript 4. Introduction to computer networks 5. Web site building with CSS

Semester 21. Database and SQL 2. E-Business Model and Marketing on internet 3. Visual Basic.Net Semester 3 ,4: Co-op

Semester 51. Existing Technology on E-Commerce 2. Introduction to XML 3. C# Programming 4. Network and online Security 5. Procedural E-commerce web building

Semester 6 ,7: Co-op

Semester 81. ASP and ASP.NET 2. Legal issues and online transactions 3. Portfolio Development 4. Programming CGI, Perl, PHP 5. Social Media Marketing


Web business application developer

Distributed Business application developerWeb developer


Embedded programming track Semester 1:1. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithm, Flow Chart and problem solving 3. Introduction to HTML and JavaScript 4. Introduction to computer networks 5. Web site building with CSS

Semester 2:1. Database and SQL 2. Programming with C 3. Introduction to Intel Assembly


Semester 5:1. Real time operating systems 2. Object Oriented Programming with C++


Semester 8:1. Real Time Programing 2. Programming IO and UART 3. Advanced Intel Assembly 4. Driver Development


Firmware developerReal time developer

Driver developer

Game Programming track

Semester 1:1. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithm, Flow Chart and problem solving 3. Introduction to HTML and JavaScript 4. Introduction to computer networks 5. Web site building with CSS

Semester 2:1. Database and SQL 2. Object Oriented programming with C++ 3. Introduction to Maya

Semester 3, 4 Co-op

Semester 5:1. Fundamentals of Game programming 2. Introduction to Adobe Photo Shop 3. Introduction to Shader Programming Semester 6, 7: Co-op

Semester 8:1. Game Engine Design 2. Network Game Programming 3. Game Programming Workshop



Network game programmerGame engine programmer

Tools programmer

General Programming track

Semester 1:1. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithm, Flow Chart and problem solving 3. Introduction to HTML and JavaScript 4. Introduction to computer networks 5. Web site building with CSS

Semester 2:1. Database and SQL 2. Visual Basic.Net 3. Programming with C


Semester 5:1. Programming Object Oriented Programming with C++ 2. C# Programming


Semester 8:1. ASP and ASP.NET 2. Programming CGI, Perl, PHP 3. Programming Java



Programming analystNetworking Technician

Structure Programmer


Graphic and Web Programming track Semester 1:1. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithm, Flow Chart and problem solving 3. Introduction to HTML and JavaScript 4. Introduction to computer networks 5. Web site building with CSS

Semester 21. Database and SQL 2. Artistic Creativity 3. Introduction to Adobe Photoshop 4. Introduction to XML


Semester 5:1. Visual arts fundamentals 2. Programming with C 3. ASP and ASP.NET Semester 6, 7: Co-op

Semester 8:1. Portfolio Development 2. Programming CGI, Perl, PHP 3. Introduction to Flash 4. Network and online Security


Web designerDistributed application developer

Web application developer


Network Administration Track

Semester 11. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithm, Flow Chart and problem solving 3. Introduction to HTML and JavaScript 4. Introduction to computer networks 5. Web site building with CSS

Semester 21. Database and SQL 2. Preparing for A+ 3. Preparing for Network +


Semester 51. Windows client products 2. Mixed OS networking 3. Windows Server Products 4. Active Directory Infrastructure Part 1


Semester 8:1. Active Directory Part 2 2. Network Infrastructure 3. Cisco CCNA


System AnalystStructure Programmer

Networking Technician

Networking Diploma Semester 1:1. Introduction to computers 2. Algorithms flow charts and problem solving 3. Introduction HTML and JavaScript 4. Web site building with CSS

Semester 2:1. Introduction to computer networks 2. Databases and SQL 3. Preparing for A+

Semester 3:1. Mixed OS Networking 2. Preparing for Network + 3. Introduction to Linux

Semester 4:1. Microsoft Windows Active Directory Services 2. Microsoft Windows Network Infrastructure 3. Microsoft Windows Security

Semester 5:1. Introduction to Cisco Routers


Network SupportNetwork Designer

Techni-System Analyst

Networking TechnicianStructure Programmer


Programming Diploma


Semester 1:1. Introduction to computers2. Algorithms flow charts and problem solving3. Introduction HTML and JavaScript 4. Web site building with CSS

Semester 2:1. Introduction to computer networks 2. Databases and SQL 3. Visual Basic.Net

Semester 3:1. Introduction to Programming with C 2. Object Oriented Programming with C++

Semester 4:1. C# Programming 2. Java Programming

Semester 5:1. ASP and ASP.NET 2. Final Project

Database ProgrammerGame Developer

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Semester 1 Beginner 14 units elementary 14 units elementary pronunciation 9 units Talking points 3 units 240 Hours Semester 2 Elementary pronunciation 5 units Pre-intermediate 14 units Pre-intermediate pronunciation 14 units Intermediate 6 units talking points 3 units 252 hoursSemester 3 Intermediate 6 units Intermediate pronunciation 12 units upper Intermediate 12 units Upper intermediate phrasal verbs and idioms 11 units 246 hoursSemester 4 Upper intermediate pronunciation 12 units advanced 12 units advanced phrasal verbs and idioms 12 units talking points 4 units 240 hours

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This course is designed based on the headway book outline and has been divided in 4 semesters and six levels. Beginner, elementary, pre-intermediate, intermediate, upper intermediate and advanced.

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