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The Canadian College of Business & Computers offers an excellent learning experience in global IT skills. Our academic scholars, industrial experts and state-of-the-art facilities unleash the new world of Information Technology at an international level.
CCBC is based in the heart of Toronto, Canada's largest multi-cultural city, extending IT training to both Canadian and International students.
One of the best available resources for computer education, CCBC offers instruction in avant-garde environment with the latest tools of technology at competitive rates, serving businesses throughout the industry in the heart of this Mecca of Information Technology.
CCBC is the only Private Vocational School in Information Technology with a Co-operative Education program, giving our students a unique edge. Not only do we provide high calibre in-class instruction, but we extend the classroom by providing students with "real life" work experience through cooperative work term placement . Students have an opportunity for hands-on training in the real world through a placement that fits in with their chosen field, gives real meaning to their in-class instruction, provides north american work experience, and brings them instant value-added marketability!
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Industrial Diploma in Applied Information Technology (IDAIT) · Descripción en inglés
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This eighteen-month course is meant for students who do not have a formal education or who do not have Canadian work experience. The IDAIT offers students the chance to gain valuable on-the job experience with Canadian IT companies. The curriculum for the 18-month IDAIT is the same as the 10-month DAIT diploma program; however, each semester is separated by a 4-month co-op work placement. Co-op placements are jointly the responsibility of the student and the co-op placement staff at CCBC.
Diploma in Applied Information Technology (DAIT) · Descripción en inglés
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This course is the core of our curriculum at CCBC and is designed for students who have a strong academic background and the ability to assimilate and retain complex subject matter. The ideal candidate is a college or university graduate wishing to acquire hands-on, professional IT skills. Students spend 7 months in full-time classes and lab exercises at CCBC, followed by a 3-month specialization project. The first semester is the same as the 4-month DPCAS course. In the second semester, the student will have a choice of selecting one of the following seven diploma programs:
E-Commerce / B2B Diploma Program
Application Developer Diploma Program
Database Developer Diploma Program
Network Administrator Diploma Program
Digital Web Design Diploma Program
Digital Graphic Design Diploma Program
Interactive Multimedia Diploma Program
PC Applications Specialist Diploma (DPCAS) · Descripción en inglés
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This program is designed for those who are looking to upgrade their computer skills quickly. Students spend four months learning how to build computers, networks, databases, and web pages--skills that are quickly becoming mandatory not only for IT professionals but for all knowledge workers in the 21st century.