About Canadian College of Business and Technology

The Canadian College of Business and Technology (CCBT), established in 1986, is a private institution in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Accredited by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities of Ontario and a member of the Association of Business and Industry, CCBT offers comprehensive diploma and degree programs in Business, IT, and Health. Its hands-on learning approach, individualized attention, and small class sizes ensure a high-quality educational experience. Popular programs include Business Administration, Information Technology, Health, Medical Management, Accounting, and Finance.

Entry Requirements

1. Undergraduate Programs:
   • Undergraduate programs are the first level of tertiary education. Students pursue a bachelor’s degree, which typically takes three to four years to complete, depending on the country and the specific program. Common degrees include Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Science (BS), and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA). Students usually enter these programs after completing their secondary education (high school).
2. Postgraduate Programs:
   • Postgraduate education comes after completing an undergraduate degree. It includes both master’s and doctoral (Ph.D.) programs. Master’s programs generally take one to two years to complete and provide specialized knowledge in a specific field. Doctoral programs are more research-intensive and can take several years to complete, culminating in a dissertation or thesis.
3. English Proficiency:
   • English proficiency is often a requirement for non-native English speakers applying to universities or colleges in English-speaking countries. Many institutions require applicants to demonstrate their proficiency through standardized tests. Commonly accepted tests include the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Minimum score requirements can vary by institution and program. Some institutions may also accept other English proficiency tests.
   • For undergraduate programs, students are generally required to meet a certain level of English proficiency as part of the admission criteria. This is to ensure that students can effectively participate in lectures, discussions, and complete coursework in English.
   • Similarly, for postgraduate programs, English proficiency requirements are often a key component of the admissions process. Depending on the program and institution, there may be specific minimum scores or levels of proficiency required.