I'm accepted in the ABET program at BCIT last month. I don't want to lose my opportunities again. I mean, once I chose my wrong path and made my mistake. A person in my age can't risk like a fresh and energetic student graduated recently from a high school.
I'm 27 and want to step forward cautiously and choose my path wisely. However, believe it or not, I hate electronics.
I already have a bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering. I just want to hold a degree and enter the job-market. In addition, I have my own car and don't need a U-Pass card. Which option is better in your opinion? How much is the approximate time to finish CSC, consequently CST(part time) after finishing CSC?Īctually, I don't have any problem about the money. Switching to full-time CST and start the full time program in level 3. How long does it take? How many courses each term? Can we finish CSC in about 1-2 year?Ģ- Finishing CSC(equivalent to the first year of the full time program). Can we take four courses each term? Do U know people who could finish this CST-part time program in approximately 2-3 years? Can we switch to the full time program after finishing CSC, instead of finishing the whole part time program?ġ- Finishing CST-part time program completely. I also know that this CSC is equivalent to the first year of CST-full time. How long does it take to finish a part time CST degree? I know we must finish a program called computer science certificate(CSC) prior to apply. Prepare to write the exam for the Machinist Certificate of Qualification with an Inter-provincial IP (red seal) endorsement, or receive a Statement of Completion for CNC Operator upon successful completion of the CNC Operator courses.Ĭhoose from the courses below, register today, and take your machining career to the next level.Hello guys, I have several crucial questions. Learn engine lathe operations, milling machine operations, CNC machine operations and more. Expand your skills as a machinist.īCIT’s machining courses are designed to deliver maximum hands-on training.
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