Program Overview
The IBTM diploma program provides students with a solid foundation in business management, marketing, project management, international business and trade, business analytics, decision-making, human resource management and sales. The program ensures students obtain the key industry knowledge they need to successfully conduct business within an international setting and global arena. Students will also be eligible to pursue the professional designation of Certified International Trade Professional (CITP).
This program was reviewed and approved by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.
Program Highlights
- Led by industry professionals who work in International trade, business, investment and product management, students will benefit from entrepreneurial perspectives and be ‘job-ready’ upon completion.
- Fosters understanding and hands-on application of business theories and strategies necessary to function within a global economy.
- Develops cross-cultural interpersonal, communication, and managerial skills.
- Potential for additional international business credentials: Qualified graduates may apply for the Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) designation through the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT).
Co-Op Work Experience
Completion of the paid Co-Op work experience, a vital component of the of the IBTMD program, is required for graduation. The CNC Co-Op Coordinator will work with students to find suitable work opportunities in their respective fields where students will gain valuable on-the-job experience, develop their new skills and become more employable upon graduation.
The program culminates with a capstone project that consolidates academic and applied learning and gives the opportunity for the students to demonstrate their learning gained during the program.
Career Occupation
Career occupation for which the program is intended to prepare students:
NOC CODE | Job Title |
---|---|
1225 | Purchasing Agents and Officers |
1315 | Customs, Shipping and other Brokers |
1523 | Production Logistics Coordinators |
4163 | Business Development Officer, Marketing Researcher & Consultant |
0124 | Sales and Marketing Manager |
0601 | Corporate Sales Manager |
0621 | Sales and Account Representative |
0601 | Corporate Sales Manager |
6411 | Other customer and information services |
NOC Code | Job Title |
1225 | Purchasing Agents and Officers |
1315 | Customs, Shipping and other Brokers |
1523 | Production Logistics Coordinators |
Program Duration
1694 total hours = 854 instructional hours + 840 Co-Op hours
93 weeks = 82 weeks instruction and 11 weeks of break
Admission Requirements
Grade 12 (equivalent) / GED / Mature Student Status*
*Mature students are people who have been out of full-time formal education for at least 4 years and can demonstrate needed academic potential through a range of achievements and life experiences beyond academics.
English Language Requirements
- Completion of two years of full-time study in a high school or post-secondary program in English in an English-speaking country with an average completion grade of C+ or higher, OR
- Successful completion of Cloud Nine College English language program B2 OR Cloud Nine College English Language Testing C1.
- IELTS 5.5, OR
- iBT TOEFL 46, OR
- TOEIC 700+ OR
- Duolingo 85+
Program Start Dates
February 5, 2024
April 22, 2024
July 8, 2024
September 23, 2024
December 9, 2024
Program Outline
International Business and Trade Management Co-op Diploma (93 weeks)
Code/No. | Title of Course/Work Experience Component | No. of Hours |
Term 1 (10 Weeks) | ||
BUS 130 | Management and Organizational Behavior | 70 |
COM 101 | Inter-personal Communication in an Inter-cultural Business Context | 70 |
COM 110 | Professional Business Communication | 70 |
BUS 190 | The Canadian Job Search Skills and Strategies I | 35 |
Break (1 Week) | ||
Term 2 (10 Weeks) | ||
MRK 140 | Canadian and International Marketing Strategies | 70 |
SCM 161 | Global Supply Chain Management | 70 |
BUS 120 | Accounting and International Finance | 70 |
BUS 191 | The Canadian Job Search Skills and Strategies II | 35 |
Break (1 Week) | ||
Term 3 (10 Weeks) | ||
IBM 141 | Dynamics of International Trade | 70 |
HAR 170 | Human Resource Skills for Effective Team Leadership | 70 |
IBM 151 | International Business Strategies, Agreements and Law | 70 |
Break (1 Week) | ||
Term 4 (10 Weeks) | ||
MGT 160 | Business Analytics Using Excel | 70 |
MGT 150 | Foundations of Project Management | 70 |
Break (1 Week) | ||
Term 5 (40 Weeks) | ||
IBM 196 | Coop Placement | 840 |
Break (4 Weeks) | ||
Term 6 (2 Weeks) | ||
BUS 198 | Capstone Course | 14 |
Course Pricing
For International and Domestic