Information Technology

Almost every aspect of life in today’s business, education, and healthcare workforce relies increasingly on information technology (IT). As the world embraces new technologies, IT and related technical knowledge and skills will become even more important. A diploma in Information Technology is one of the pathways that help you become a vital and productive participant in this “Knowledge Economy”.

The IT Professional is typically a member of a team that provides technical support and information for the organization. These teams work with stakeholders to analyze, plan, and implement problem-solving solutions in support of the organizations needs. The Information Technology Diploma provides a path leading to a challenging career in the ever-changing field of technology solutions.

• You'll benefit from expert faculty who bring years of experience to the classroom and prepare you with the most current and relevant IT skills.


• Our programs are designed with the input of industry leaders – you’ll learn the latest practices and technologies that employers are looking for in future employees. Course activities are designed to give you a well-rounded experience that parallels industry workplaces.


• Our equipment reflects the industry standard, and our approach is hands-on. In the Information Technology program you learn by applying your classroom knowledge to actual IT projects and to an industry internship.


• With Portfolio Learning, you maintain an impressive and thorough record of all your college achievements-a definite asset in a competitive job market.

• High School Graduation Diploma or equivalent.

• Academic Grade 12 Math and Academic Grade 12 English or equivalents are recommended.


• Second Year Concentrations - Near the end of your first year, you’re asked to identify a concentration among the four key IT specializations: Database Management, Programming, Systems Management/Networking, or Web Development. If your preferred concentration is not available at the campus where you take your first year, you’ll need to transfer to a campus where that concentration is offered.


• Basic computer skills including computer terminology, file management, and applications (e.g. internet, spreadsheet and word processing) are also recommended. An IT On-Ramp workshop is offered in the first week of classes.


• Co-operative Education (Co-op) – This program is eligible for an optional Co-op credit course. Co-op provides an opportunity for paid employment between the first and second year of your program. Employers, as co-educators, provide learning opportunities beyond the bounds of the classroom giving you a well-rounded education enriched by practical application.