Build Your Career in Information Technology

Career City College’s Information Technology Certificate program covers the foundations of computer systems, networking, operating systems, cybersecurity, and IT support used across today’s technology environments. Students explore core IT concepts while learning how technology systems are supported, maintained, and managed across different industries. You will learn technical concepts used in business and technology settings while building foundational knowledge for careers in information technology.

Computer Hardware & Software

Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Cloud Technologies & AWS Learning

Operating Systems & Troubleshooting

IT Support & Technical Solutions

Certification-Aligned Learning

Networking & Infrastructure

Data Management & Storage

Critical Thinking & Ethical Practices

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Is Information Technology Certificate Right for You?

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Course Overview

The Information Technology Certificate is designed for individuals looking to enter or transition into the fast-growing IT industry. This program provides foundational knowledge across core areas of information technology, including computer hardware and software, networking, operating systems, cybersecurity, and IT support.

Through theoretical instruction and applied learning, students explore how to support, maintain, and administer IT systems used in today’s workplaces. Graduates build foundational knowledge for IT roles across a wide range of industries that rely on secure and efficient technology infrastructure.

  • Applicants must have completed grade 12 or equivalent or have mature student status (at least 19 years old).
  • Applicants must demonstrate English proficiency through any one of the following:
    1. Completion of grades 9-11, including English 11 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher from a country where English is one of the principal languages.
    2. Completion of 2 years of full-time post-secondary education at an accredited institution where English is the language of instruction.
    3. Provide verified results for one of the English language proficiency tests listed below. Test results must be dated no more than two years before the start date of the program:
      • IELTS Academic: overall score of 5.5 or higher.
      • CAEL Test: Overall score of 40 or above.
      • Duolingo English Test: Overall score of 95 or above.
      • TOEFL iBT: 46 or above.
      • CELPIP: Minimum scores – Listening-6, Speaking-6, Reading-5, Writing-5.
      • Eiken: Pre-1.
      • Cambridge FCE+: 160 or C | Cambridge Linguaskill – B2 or above.
      • PTE: 43 or above.
      • iTEP Academic: 3.5 or above.
  • Mature student applicants: Applicant is 19 years or older at the start of the program and is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who cannot access is their educational records or provide sufficient evidence of secondary or post-secondary education as outlined above:
    • Applicant provides attestation that they have completed at least three years of full-time instruction in English in a country where the English is one of the principal languages, and
    • Applicant completes an Accuplacer English Assessment (Next Generation: Reading, Writing and WritePlacer) and achieves the following minimum scores:
  • Reading: 230
  • Writing: 230
  • WritePlacer: 4

IT 100 – Microsoft TrainingDevelop practical skills using Microsoft applications commonly used in professional and technical work environments.

IT 200 – PC SupportLearn techniques for diagnosing, troubleshooting, and resolving common computer hardware and software issues.

IT 300 – Information Technology (IT) FundamentalsBuild a foundation in information technology, including computer hardware, software, operating systems, and IT environments.

IT 400 – Communications, Operating Systems and Data ManagementExplore operating system concepts while developing essential communication and data management skills used in technical settings.

IT 500 – Networking FundamentalsGain an introduction to computer networking concepts, including network components, connectivity, and basic troubleshooting.

NAD 200 – Network AdministrationLearn how to support and administer network systems, including user access, configuration, and performance monitoring.

IT 230 – Database & Programming EssentialsDevelop foundational skills in databases and programming concepts used to store, manage, and work with data.

CYB 100 – Information Security in the Cyber WorldLearn core cybersecurity principles, including system security, data protection, and risk awareness in digital environments.

IT 350 – Windows AdministrationDevelop hands-on skills in managing Windows operating systems, including system configuration and user management.

BUS 100 – Business CommunicationsBuild professional communication skills required for effective collaboration, documentation, and workplace interaction.

AIS 100 – Introduction to Data ScienceExplore fundamental data science concepts, including data analysis workflows and the use of data to support decision-making.

AIS 200 – Statistics for Data ScienceLearn statistical concepts and methods used to analyze data and interpret results in data science contexts.

GEN 200Develop career readiness skills, including resume preparation, interview techniques, and job search strategies.

AIS 300 – Linear Algebra for Data ScienceUnderstand key linear algebra concepts and their application in data science and machine learning models.

AIS 350 – Python Essentials with Data AnalysisGain practical experience using Python for data analysis, including data manipulation and transformation.

AIS 400 – Data Wrangling and VisualizationLearn how to clean, prepare, and visualize data to communicate insights effectively.

AIS 450 – Introduction to Artificial IntelligenceExplore foundational artificial intelligence concepts and their role in modern data-driven and technology environments.

AIS 460 – Information and Data ArchitectureUnderstand how data is structured, stored, and managed to support system performance, accessibility, and security.

AIS 500 – Machine Learning and ModelingLearn fundamental machine learning concepts, including building, evaluating, and applying data models.

AIS 520 – Mathematics for Artificial IntelligenceDevelop mathematical skills that support artificial intelligence, data science, and machine learning applications.

AIS 550 – Data Acquisition ManagementLearn how data is collected, organized, and managed to support analysis and technology-driven processes.

AUS 580 – R Programming LanguageDevelop skills using the R programming language for statistical analysis and data science applications.

Graduates of the Artificial Intelligence & Data Science Certificate may pursue roles that support data management, analysis, and database systems across industries.

Call Centre Agent – Technical Support: Provides technical assistance to users by troubleshooting hardware, software, and system issues through phone or digital channels.

Client Support Representative – Systems: Assists clients with system-related inquiries, helping resolve technical issues and ensuring reliable system use.

Computer Help Desk Representative – Systems: Responds to user requests by diagnosing and resolving system, hardware, and software problems.

Computer Help Desk Supervisor: Oversees help desk operations, supporting technical staff and ensuring efficient delivery of user support services.

Hardware Installation Technician: Installs, configures, and tests computer hardware and related equipment in organizational environments.

Hardware Technical Support Analyst: Analyzes and resolves hardware-related issues to maintain system performance and reliability.

Help Desk Technician: Provides front-line technical support by troubleshooting user issues related to hardware, software, and systems.

Software Installation Technician: Installs, configures, and updates software applications to ensure proper functionality and system compatibility.

Software Technical Support Analyst: Supports users by diagnosing and resolving software-related issues and assisting with application use.

Systems Support Representative: Provides technical support for computer systems, assisting users with system operation, access, and troubleshooting.

Technical Support Analyst – Systems: Analyzes system-related issues and implements solutions to maintain effective system performance.

Technical Support Supervisor: Coordinates and supervises technical support teams, ensuring quality service and effective issue resolution.

User Support Technician: Assists users with day-to-day technical issues, providing guidance and support for hardware, software, and system use.

Source: Government of Canada

Classes are a blend of Asynchronous and Synchronous online learning.

Our Information Technology – Artificial Intelligence Diploma program is available for the following price.
Domestic Student
$18,999.00

International Student
$19,374.00

All prices include books, materials, and GST.
Please visit our Finance Page to learn more about the many options that can help fund your education.

Government Student Loans
The provincial and federal governments provide student loans! Loan amounts may vary depending on individual circumstances.*
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*Financial assistance is available for students that qualify. To determine your eligibility, please contact our Admissions Department.

Personal Funding Options
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There are many personal funding options available to you.
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Public Funding Options
There are many public funding options available to you.
Contact us today to learn what public funding options may be best for you!

Why Choose Career City College

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Frequently Asked Questions

We aim to provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions, clarify any doubts, and ensure you have the best possible experience.

Is Career City College designated by PTIRU?

Career City College is designated by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU).

Are Career City College’s programs available online?

Yes, all of Career City College’s programs are available online.

Are there any financial aid or scholarship opportunities available?

Yes, we have a dedicated FAO team to help guide students on their financial needs. Our Career Advisors will also assist you in discovering what scholarships may be available to you based on your circumstances. Please note that financial assistance is available for students who qualify. To determine your eligibility, please contact our Admissions Department.

How does Career City College prepare me to get a job after graduation?

At Career City College, we prepare our students for successful careers through career-focused training, industry-aligned curriculum, and practical learning opportunities. Our instructors are industry professionals, and our programs are designed with input from industry experts to ensure our graduates have the skills and knowledge employers are looking for. We also offer one-on-one career services to help students with job search strategies, resume writing, and interview skills.

What makes Career City College different?

At Career City College, you’ll experience several benefits that set us apart from other colleges. You can learn from anywhere in Canada with our online courses, providing flexibility and convenience. Our one-on-one instructor support sessions ensure you receive personalized attention, and our monthly program start dates allow you to begin studying when you’re ready. In addition, our program courses equip you with essential job-preparedness skills, and we offer assistance in finding financial aid and payment options (if eligible). Finally, our accelerated programs are career-focused, helping you enter the workforce faster with relevant skills for the profession you choose.

Can I take my program from anywhere in Canada?

Certainly! Career City College’s online programs let you learn from anywhere in Canada, allowing you to study at your own pace and on your own schedule.

Can I study while I work?

Yes, this program is structured for self-paced learning. However, you must adhere to the set timeline to complete the program on time. If you have any questions or need to catch up on your studies, our teachers will assist you.

Do I need additional course materials for this certificate (i.e. textbooks, computer, and software)?

Yes, you’ll need a computer to access the online courses. Additional materials are also necessary to complete the course. Please fill out the request info form to receive a comprehensive list from one of our team members.

How much does this certificate cost?

The exact cost of the certificate can be obtained by contacting us. Please fill out the request info form, and a Career Advisor will discuss the program’s tuition details with you.

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