British Columbia Institute of Technology - Annacis Island Campus

Established in the year 1964, British Columbia Institute of Technology today has five main campuses and also offers satellite locations to its students. Hosting over 48,000 students every year, the institute offers certificates, diplomas and degrees in the field of Business and Media, Health Sciences and Trades, Engineering, Technology, Applied and Natural Sciences and Computing and Information Technology. 

The education model of BCIT focuses on advancing and launching the careers of the students along with creating the right kind, quantity and quality of skilled professionals to meet the demand of the local market. The international partnerships of the British Columbia Institute of Technology span education, training and research initiatives to East Asia, Central America, Eastern Europe and South America and help the students to learn the theory and put it into practice in a single and comprehensive process.

The small sizes of the classroom along with collaborations with the industry partners make sure that the students get hands-on practical experience while pursuing their education and graduate with industry-ready skills for succeeding in the real job world. Project-based learning and applied internships and research allow the students to gain a competitive edge over graduates from other institutes.

British Columbia Institute of Technology - Annacis Island Campus
BCIT’s Annacis Island Campus is located in Delta. The 142,000-square-foot facility is home to motive power programs offered by BCIT and Vancouver Community College. These programs train heavy-duty mechanics, transport trailer mechanics, diesel mechanics, commercial transportation mechanics, railway conductors and forklift operators.

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