International Business and Trade Management Co-Op Diploma

Program Overview

The International Business and Trade Management Co-Op Diploma program at Cloud Nine College is designed to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to excel in the global business environment. This comprehensive program covers essential business and trade management practices and prepares students for successful careers in international trade, business, and investment. Upon completion, students are awarded the Cloud Nine College IBTMD Diploma, positioning them as competitive candidates in the global job market.

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Program Highlights

Comprehensive Curriculum: Students complete a series of rigorous courses that provide a deep understanding of international business dynamics and trade management.
Expert Instruction: Courses are led by industry professionals with extensive experience in international trade, business, and investment. Their entrepreneurial perspectives ensure that students are ‘job-ready’.
Practical Experience: The program fosters hands-on application of business theories and strategies, enhancing students’ ability to function effectively within a global economy.
Skill Development: Students develop vital cross-cultural interpersonal, communication, and managerial skills, preparing them for complex business interactions and leadership roles.
Career Opportunities: Graduates are well-prepared to pursue a variety of roles in international settings and can further enhance their credentials with additional professional designations.

Co-Op Work Experience

The paid Co-Op work experience is an essential part of The International Business and Trade Management Co-Op program. The successful completion of the co-op work term is required for graduation. The Co-Op work experience not only gives students the first-hand exposure to industry while they study, but also enables them to become more employable upon graduation. The CNC Co-Op Coordinator will work with students to find a suitable work opportunity to gain valuable, on-the-job experience working in their respective field.

The programs culminate with a capstone course that consolidates academic and applied learning and gives the opportunity for the students to demonstrate their learning gained during the program.

Career Occupation

NOC CODE	Job Titile
12102	Purchasing Agents and Officers
13200	Customs, Ship and other Brokers
13201	Production Logistics Coordinators
41402	Business Development Officer, Marketing Researcher & Consultant
60010	Corporate Sales Manager
64101	Sales and Account Representative
64409	Other Customer and Information Services

Program Duration

1694 total hours = 854 instructional hours + 840 Co-Op hours
93 weeks = 82 weeks instruction + 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

Evidence that 3 years of full-time secondary (Grade 8-12) or post-secondary education has been completed in the the program’s language of instruction in a country where the program’s language of instruction is one of the principal languages. (Language courses cannot be included in this calculation), OR
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic: Minimum overall score of 5.5, OR
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) IBT: Minimum overall score of 46, OR
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP): Listening 6, Speaking 6, Reading 5, and Writing 5, OR
Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL): Minimum overall score of 40, OR
Duolingo English Test (DET): Minimum overall score of 95, OR
Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic: Minimum overall score of 43, OR
Cambridge English Qualifications: B2 First exam (FCE): Minimum overall score of 160 or “C”, OR
Cambridge Linguaskill: Minimum overall B2 level, OR
LANGUAGECERT Academic: Minimum overall B2 level, OR
The Michigan English Test (MET): Minimum overall B2 level, OR
iTEP Academic: Minimum overall score of 3.5, OR
EIKEN: Minimum placement of Grade Pre-1.

Program Start Dates

March 10, 2025
May 26, 2025
August 11, 2025
October 27, 2025

Program Outline

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 weeks)
	Term 3 (10 weeks)
IBM 141	Dynamics of International Trade	70
HAR 170	Human Resource Skills of 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	Co-Op Placement	840
	Break (4 weeks)
	Term 6 (2 weeks)
BUS 198	Capstone Course	14

Course Pricing

International Business and Trade Management Diploma for international and domestic students

Application Fee (non-refundable)	$250
Tuition	$16,000
Course Materials (Mandatory)	$500
Textbook Fee	$750
Administration Fee (non-refundable)	$75
Total	$17,575

International Business and Trade Management Co-Op Diploma

Program Overview

Program Highlights

Co-Op Work Experience

Career Occupation

Program Duration

Admission Requirements

English Language Requirements

Program Start Dates

Program Outline

Course Pricing

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