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International Trade Program
The 2010 Winter Games will result in the creation of an additional 62,825 jobs in tourism-related sectors. (Strong Growth Projected in BC's Tourism Industry)
Program Objectives
The Canadian College International Trade Diploma equips individuals with the practical skills they need to succeed in today’s competitive global marketplace. Our partner, Forum for International Trade Training (FITT), is an international trade training and professional certification body that designs IATTO standard training courses recognized by World Trade Centers around the globe. Our Diploma program is centered on international trade best practices and imparts knowledge and practical skills that students can apply immediately – providing competitive advantage and elevating their position in world markets. The 12-month Co-op along with the eight FITT courses provide Canadian College students with the opportunity apply for their Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) certification upon completion of the program.
Program Benefits
  1. FITT Diploma
  2. 12-month International Trade Co-op
  3. CITP Certified International Trade Professional application upon completion
  4. First class academic standards with personalized attention
  5. Knowledgeable faculty with relevant experience
  6. Gain valuable knowledge that reflects the most current practices and trends in today's business
Diplomas & Certificates
Career Opportunities
Career opportunities keep expanding, in virtually every industry, as the global marketplace continues to develop. Graduates will have the opportunity to work in a broad range of International Trade occupations including sales & procurement, logistics, finance, trade & investment and international affairs to name a few.
Co-op Training
The Canadian College co-op program is formally integrated on-campus academic studies with "hands-on" involvement in the working environment where the student can apply the knowledge gained in the classroom to real-life situations.  Such experience increases students’ employment opportunities and their value to their employers upon graduation. We work closely with each student to place with a job that fits his or her goals, interests and personality. For further details, please refer to our co-op policy.

  • Upon the completion of the 2 years co-op diploma program at Canadian College, students may be eligible to obtain 25 points when they apply for immigration Canada as a skilled worker.
  • The average work hour for internship is 30 hours per week, and remuneration and pay rate (the minimum wage of $8.00/hour is guarantee by law in BC) will usually be determined by individual’s English communication ability, previous work experience and job position.
Admission Requirements
  • High School Diploma, High School Completion Certificate, or equivalent.
  • iBT 70, or IELTS 5.5 or 78 on the Canadian College exam.

Note: Students who do not meet any of the above requirements may be offered conditional acceptance subject to availability, and/or asked to take an the English Proficiency Test at Canadian College. Part time ESL training at CCEL may be required depending upon test result.
Registration/Fees
  Weeks Tuition Exam Book Total
International Trade Diploma Co-op (FITTD Co-op)
 104 $16,300 $800 $1,400 $18,500
START DATES: Sep 07 09, Jan 04 10, Apr 06 10, Jul 05 10, Oct 04 10
 
 
International Trade Diploma (FITTD)
24 $9,000 $800 $900 $10,700
START DATES: Sep 07 09, Jan 04 10, Apr 06 10, Jul 05 10, Oct 04 10
 
 
International Trade Training Certificate (FITTC)
12 $4,800 $400 $550 $5,750
START DATES: Sep 07 09, Jan 04 10, Apr 06 10, Jul 05 10, Oct 04 10

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