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- Bridging program for internationally trained immigrants with education and experience in information technology, computer science or engineering (computer, electronics or electrical).
- Benefit from cutting edge training in just 15 weeks that will help you gain industry-specific concepts and skills in topics, which may include: computer networking, information security, installation and configuration of server(s) in a virtualized environment with an emphasis on operating system(s).
- Course instructors are industry professionals
- Hands-on training in industry-specific skills
- Dedicated Employment Advisor/Job Developer to assist in career planning/job search
- Connections with hiring employers
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- Are residents of Ontario
- Are Permanent Residents, Refugee Claimants, Convention Refugees or Canadian Citizens
- Have been in Canada 5 years or less
- Have educational qualifications outside of Canada with a minimum equivalency to a Canadian degree or diploma in computer science or related
- Do not have their highest level of education from a Canadian educational institution
- Have previous work experience outside of Canada in information technology, computer science or engineering (computer, electronics or electrical)
- Do not have work experience in Canada at a level commensurate with their international education/experience
- Possess a current Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment at a minimum Level 7/8 (Consider OSLT if you do not meet this requirement)
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$2100 to $2900 for September 2019 intake but eligible for full tuition reimbursement for those who qualify. Kindly check with Humber directly. |
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- A 21-week bridging program for internationally trained IT professionals with education and experience in computer programming.
- This program is designed to provide participants with the advanced concepts, skills and knowledge required to work as .NET Solutions Developers.
- Connections with hiring employers
- Job development
- Industry inspired curriculum
- Work with the latest technologies
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- Are residents of Ontario
- Are Permanent Residents, Refugee Claimants, Convention Refugees or Canadian Citizens
- Have been in Canada 5 years or less
- Have educational qualifications outside of Canada with a minimum equivalency to a Canadian degree or diploma in computer science or related
- Have previous work experience outside of Canada in information technology, computer programming, or related
- Have attained a minimum Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment Level 7/8 (Consider OSLT if you do not meet this requirement)
- Successfully complete a preliminary computer programming assessment
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- Humber offers a 15-week bridging program for internationally educated civil, mechanical and electrical engineers and architecture professionals with training in the latest technical and software skills in demand by Ontario employers.
- Hands-on learning with the latest Engineering Software in the industry
- Employment Advisors dedicated to helping you build your professional network
- 45 hours of Project Management education recognized by the Project Management Institute for the purpose of PMP Certification
- Courses instructed by industry professionals
- Connections with hiring employers
- Engineering students in this program may be eligible to receive One (1) free year of membership with the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE)
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- Are residents of Ontario
- Are Permanent Residents, Refugee Claimants, Convention Refugees or Canadian Citizens
- Do not have work experience in Canada at a level commensurate with their international education/experience
- Have educational qualifications outside of Canada with a minimum Canadian equivalency to a Canadaian degree/diploma in Civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, Architecture, or related
- Have previous work experience outside of Canada in the Civil, Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or Architectural field
- Do not have their highest level of education from a Canadian educational institution
- Have a current Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment score at a minimum Level 7/8 (Consider OSLT if you do not meet this requirement)
- Possess very good computer skills in MS Office
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Electrical: $2,638.60
Mechanical: $2,757.10
Civil/Architectural: $2,808.60
Eligible for full reimbursment for those who are eligible.
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- The Supply Chain Awareness and Employment Program is a unique 10-week Supply Chain Bridging Program for internationally trained professionals with education and experience in Supply Chain Management, Logistics or Purchasing.
- This program is designed to provide you with the skills and knowledge required to secure commensurate employment in the Ontario Supply Chain sector.
- Not only will you acquire and develop technical skills, but also the communication and interpersonal skills currently being sought after by employers in this field.
- Most importantly, by participating in this program, you will have access to an Employment Advisor as well as a Job Developer to ensure that you build connections with hiring employers and are positioned to secure employment in the Supply Chain sector upon graduation.
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- Are residents of Ontario
- Are Permanent Residents, Refugee Claimants, Convention Refugees or Canadian Citizens
- Have been in Canada 5 years or less
- Have educational qualifications outside of Canada with a minimum equivalency to a Canadian degree or diploma
- Have previous work experience outside of Canada in Supply Chain, Business, Logistics, Purchasing, Project Management, or Engineering
- Have attained a minimum Canadian Language Benchmark Assessment Level 7/8 (Consider OSLT if you do not meet this requirement)
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