FAQ’s
What is IMTT’s DLI number?
The Institute of Machine Tool Technology (IMTT) is a Designated Learning Institution in Ontario. Our DLI number is 019333120432.
Does IMTT provide career-focused programs?
Yes. All IMTT programs, such as our CNC Machinist Technician, are designed to prepare you for real-world roles in manufacturing, tool & die, and CNC operations. Our graduates are highly valued by employers in the GTA for their strong hands-on training and job-ready skills.
Does IMTT provide financial aid?
Yes — eligible students may access funding through:
• Better Jobs Ontario
• Canada–Ontario Job Grant
• OSAP (select programs)
• Interest-free monthly payment plans
• Student Lines of Credit
• RRSP/LLP programs
Our admissions team can guide you through the funding options available to you.
• Better Jobs Ontario
• Canada–Ontario Job Grant
• OSAP (select programs)
• Interest-free monthly payment plans
• Student Lines of Credit
• RRSP/LLP programs
Our admissions team can guide you through the funding options available to you.
Is IMTT a public or private institution?
IMTT is a private career college, registered under Ontario’s Career Colleges Act, 2005, offering specialized training with small classes and modern equipment.
What is IMTT?
The Institute of Machine Tool Technology (IMTT) is a career college specializing in CNC and machine tool training. With industry-standard equipment and a hands-on approach, iMTT equips students with the practical skills demanded by Canadian manufacturers.
Where is IMTT located?
We are located in Mississauga, Ontario, at:
3687 Nashua Drive, Mississauga, ON, L4V 1V5
3687 Nashua Drive, Mississauga, ON, L4V 1V5
When was IMTT established?
IMTT was established in September 2007 and has been training CNC professionals for over a decade.
Is IMTT registered?
Yes — IMTT is fully registered as a private career college under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.
What programs does IMTT offer?
Our training programs include:
• CNC Machinist Technician
• CNC Milling and Turning
• CAD/CAM
• SolidWorks
• Mastercam
• 5-Axis Machine Tool Operation
All programs are designed to provide in-demand industry skills.
• CNC Machinist Technician
• CNC Milling and Turning
• CAD/CAM
• SolidWorks
• Mastercam
• 5-Axis Machine Tool Operation
All programs are designed to provide in-demand industry skills.
What is the CNC Machinist Technician program?
This program provides training in CNC milling, lathe operation, and CAD/CAM applications, with an emphasis on hands-on experience using Fanuc and Siemens controls. Students learn industry-aligned workflows that prepare them for immediate employment.
How long is the CNC Machinist Technician program?
The CNC Machinist Technician program runs for 23 weeks (630 hours) on a full-time basis. Part-time and evening options may be available.
How can I apply to IMTT?
You can apply directly through our website or by contacting our admissions team. We’ll guide you through eligibility, documentation, and enrollment steps.
What are the admission requirements?
Applicants generally require a Grade 12 diploma or equivalent.
If you are 18 or older without Grade 12, you may qualify by completing a basic skills assessment test.
If you are 18 or older without Grade 12, you may qualify by completing a basic skills assessment test.
Is there an application fee?
Yes — there is a $100 non-refundable application fee.
Are there specific start dates for programs?
Yes — new intakes are available monthly. Please contact our admissions team for the next available start date.
Is hands-on training included?
Absolutely! Our programs focus on practical, hands-on learning with CNC mills, lathes, CAD/CAM labs, and a 5-axis mill, ensuring graduates are job-ready.
Are career services available? Internships or placements?
Yes — IMTT provides:
• Resume and interview coaching
• Job search assistance
• Employer connections in the GTA
While we cannot guarantee employment, many students secure jobs through our employer network.
• Resume and interview coaching
• Job search assistance
• Employer connections in the GTA
While we cannot guarantee employment, many students secure jobs through our employer network.
Can I study while working (evening or part-time)?
Yes — IMTT offers flexible scheduling options, including part-time and evening classes, designed to accommodate working students.
Is there a student portal?
Yes — IMTT uses Moodle as the Student Portal for select programs. Students enrolled in these programs can access learning materials, assignments, announcements, and grades online. For other programs, course resources and updates are provided directly by instructors.
Are programs ministry-approved or accredited?
Yes — as a registered private career college, all IMTT programs comply with the Ontario Ministry of Colleges and Universities’ quality standards.
Are certificates provided upon graduation?
Yes — graduates receive a certificate or diploma, depending on the program completed.
Are the programs recognized by employers?
Yes — our curriculum and equipment are aligned with industry standards, and employers across the GTA actively hire IMTT graduates.
What languages are the programs offered in?
All programs are taught in English. Support is available to help students improve technical communication and comprehension skills.
What is the refund policy?
Our refund policy complies fully with the Ontario Private Career Colleges Act, 2005. Please contact our admissions or finance office for details.
How can I contact IMTT?
📞 1-855-889-4688 (Toll-free)
📞 905-908-2355
📧 admissions@imttcanada.com
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📞 905-908-2355
📧 admissions@imttcanada.com
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What do students say about IMTT?
Students consistently praise our hands-on training, skilled instructors, and job-ready curriculum. Success stories and alumni testimonials are available on our website and social media.
Does IMTT host events?
Yes — we host open houses, workshops, and networking sessions that connect students with industry professionals and employers.
Why choose IMTT over other colleges?
IMTT stands out because we offer:
• Industry-specific training
• State-of-the-art CNC equipment
• Small class sizes
• Strong employer recognition
• Job-ready graduates
• Industry-specific training
• State-of-the-art CNC equipment
• Small class sizes
• Strong employer recognition
• Job-ready graduates
How do I know if a machining or CNC program is right for me?
Our admissions advisors provide free consultations to help match your interests, career goals, and background with the right program.
How does IMTT ensure program quality?
We continuously update our curriculum with industry feedback, invest in modern equipment, and maintain experienced instructors to meet employer expectations.
Can I continue working full-time while attending?
Yes — many of our students balance work and study with the help of flexible part-time and evening options.