Information and Communication Technology in Business

Program Overview

The Information and Communication Technology in Business (ICTB) program is designed to equip students with both technical and soft skills essential for a successful career in the IT sector. Over the years, the IT industry has evolved significantly, becoming a crucial component of business strategy and competitiveness. This program addresses the growing demand for multi-skilled professionals who possess a blend of IT, business, and interpersonal skills necessary for the digital economy. Students will learn foundational business elements, including communication, accounting, and technology integration, preparing them for various roles in today’s technology-driven business landscape.

Program Structure

The Information and Communication Technology in Business program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a period of 800 instructional hours. The program includes:

• Essential business skills such as communication and presentation.
• Foundational technology skills including user experience design and project management.
• Integration of various technology representations relevant to the digital economy.
• Opportunities for work experience in diverse ICT-related occupations.

This program also offers a hybrid learning approach, combining classroom instruction with interactive activities, guest speakers, and field trips. Students will have the flexibility to explore different career paths within the ICT sector, allowing them to tailor their education to their interests and goals.

Featured Experiences

The ICTB program includes several unique features that enhance the learning experience:

• Hands-on learning through interactive and computer-based activities.
• Guest speakers from the industry sharing real-world insights.
• Field trips to relevant businesses and organizations.
• Opportunities for career development and networking.
• Integration of technology and business practices in a practical context.

Career Options

Graduates of the Information and Communication Technology in Business program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• IT Support: Providing technical assistance and support for IT systems and users.
• Web Development: Designing and creating websites to meet client needs.
• Network Administration: Managing and maintaining computer networks to ensure optimal performance.
• Database Management: Overseeing and organizing data storage and retrieval systems.
• Data Analysis: Interpreting complex data sets to inform business decisions.
• IT Consultant: Advising businesses on how to use IT to meet their goals.
• Computer Support: Assisting users with hardware and software issues.
• Information Systems Analyst: Analyzing and improving IT systems within organizations.
• Business Analyst: Evaluating business processes and identifying areas for improvement.

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