British Columbia Institute of Technology - Annacis Island (BCIT)
Delta, Canada
- 1964
- Founded
- Not listed
- Global Rank
- 48,000+
- Total Students
- 16%
- International Students
- 450
- Programs
About British Columbia Institute of Technology - Annacis Island (BCIT)
The British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) Annacis Island Campus (AIC), designated as the Motive Power Centre of Excellence, is a premier 142,000-square-foot post-secondary industrial training and research complex situated in Delta, British Columbia. Operating under the British Columbia College and Institute Act, BCIT delivers provincially accredited Red Seal trade apprenticeships, foundation certificates, and specialized transport credentials recognized by SkilledTradesBC, Transport Canada, and the Railway Association of Canada (RAC). The campus is home to comprehensive training in heavy mechanical trades—including Heavy Duty Equipment Technician (HDET), Truck and Transport Mechanic (TTM), Diesel Engine Mechanic, Transport Trailer Technician, Railway Conductor & Operations, Marine Mechanical Technician, and Material Handling / Forklift Operations. Featuring a certified 1,650-foot live industrial railway yard with an operational GP9 diesel locomotive, advanced AR/VR heavy machinery simulators, heavy equipment chassis dynamometers, and the specialized Emissions Reduction and Research Test Hub (ERRTH), Annacis Island Campus prepares skilled technical leaders for the commercial transportation, natural resource, and industrial logistics economies.
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CAD 6,395 – 24,000/yr (Domestic: CAD 6,395 – 8,500/yr; International: CAD 18,500 – 24,000/yr)Fees vary by course and degree level.
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Delta, Canada
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