Admission Requirements at ITD Canada

1. Academic Requirements: International students must meet the minimum academic requirements for admission. This typically includes the completion of secondary education that is equivalent to Canadian high school completion. Applicants must submit their official transcripts or academic records, including course grades and graduation certificates. If these documents are not in English, they must be translated and officially certified.
2. English Language Proficiency: All applicants, regardless of their nonimmigrant or immigrant status, are required to show that English is their primary language. This requirement can be fulfilled if the applicant has obtained a secondary school diploma from an educational system where English is the official language of instruction. However, applicants who are unable to meet the English Language Proficiency requirements will need to take the College’s English Assessment Test. To be eligible for non-ESL college programs, applicants must pass the College’s English Assessment Test at the Pre-intermediate level.
3. Supporting Documents: International students may be required to provide additional supporting documents, such as a personal statements, letters of recommendation, and/or a resume/CV. These documents can help provide a comprehensive overview of the applicant’s qualifications and experiences.

Tuition, Fees and Refund Policy

Tuition and Fees: 

1. International Tuition: Ranges between $18,000 CAD – $22,000 CAD (see exception below)
   • Sustainable Business Management program tuition: $10,850 CAD
2. Co-op Tuition (included in the above tuition rates): $1,850 CAD
3. Application Fee: $350 CAD (non-refundable)

Refund Policy: 

Should an applicant not successfully obtain their study permit prior to the start of the term, ITD Canada will refund 100% of tuition fees minus the application fee of $350 CAD. Applicants will be required to provide proof of their declined study permit to be eligible for a refund.

Deadlines

Facilities at ITD Canada

1. Classrooms: ITD Canada would have dedicated classrooms where lectures, discussions, and group activities take place. These classrooms are equipped with necessary teaching aids such as projectors, whiteboards, and audiovisual equipment.
2. Computer Labs: Given the focus on technology and career training, ITD Canada may have computer labs equipped with modern computer systems and software relevant to the programs they offer. These labs allow students to practice and gain hands-on experience in their chosen fields.
3. Library and Resource Center: Educational institutions often have libraries that provide access to a wide range of books, reference materials, journals, and online resources to support students’ learning and research needs.
4. Workshop and Studio Spaces: Depending on the programs offered, ITD Canada may have specialized workshop areas or studio spaces where students can engage in practical training and hands-on activities. For example, in programs like interior design or art, there might be dedicated studio spaces for students to work on their projects.
5. Student Lounges and Common Areas: To promote interaction and collaboration among students, colleges often provide designated student lounges, common areas, and gathering spaces where students can socialize, study, or relax between classes.
6. Support Services: ITD Canada offers various support services such as counseling, career guidance, academic advising, and student services offices to assist students with their academic and personal needs.

Our Services 

We offer pre-evaluation of your documents including transcripts and English language proficiency results prior to applying to your program of choice. Additionally, we offer assistance and provide guidance in constructing optimal resumes and personal statements if required for admission. lastly, we provide a checklist of all the required documents for admission and assist you with applying for residency as well.