The aim of the Graphic Communications program (GTEC) is to prepare talented individuals with a solid foundation of education and technical training so that they have the vision and knowledge to lead the printing and publishing industry in Canada into the future.
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As the Media industry continues to expand and mature, so does the need for highly skilled and specifically trained designers for the Web and other interactive delivery channels. The New Media Design program includes web development, graphic arts, sound design, and video content for communication delivered through dynamic visual media.
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The Digital Animation program is an intensive one-year program that puts the emphasis on the art and craft of modeling, environmental landscapes, and animation while focusing on learning industry-standard software skills with high-end 3D software tools and techniques.
The program focuses on creating and producing an animated demo reel, with sound, for presentation to video gaming, film, television, and other 3D-based industries.
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Offered jointly by BCIT Digital Arts and Emily Carr Continuing Studies, the Design Essentials program provides a unique educational opportunity that combines design theory with the practical technical skills required by Industry.
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Challenging term projects help develop an understanding of the need to problem solve and produce high-quality work in a fast-paced, competitive environment while being self-directed and self-assessing work, with a keen eye for detail.
Some students successfully obtain employment prior to graduation. Many have gone on to successful careers at companies such as Karacters and Saatchi & Saatchi, while others opt to freelance.
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The complete certificate program integrates Media Techniques for Business courses with those from other disciplines. The program offers a wide range of electives to address specific needs and goals.
The program allows laddering from the Desktop Publishing program into this one.
Graduates have an opportunity to specialize and develop professional portfolios.
The Media Techniques & Marketing Communications program is hands-on, designed to combine the strategic approach of marketing communications with the techniques of multimedia technology. Learning is skill-based, focusing on specialized training in media techniques and the components of promotional marketing.
The program is designed to support a career in the communications area of any business, from home-based to large corporate.
The Medical Office Assistant program offers the necessary knowledge and skills for employment in the challenging health care environment.
The program develops oral and written communication, interpersonal and organizational skills, covering the application of anatomy and terminology in office practice, clinical procedures and medical transcription. There is a 60 hour practicum as the last course.
This series of Web Technologies courses provides flexible, self-paced credit courses in Publishing on the Internet. The Certificate is designed as a part-time program for those who wish to obtain a BCIT credential but cannot commit to night school or a full-time program.
Courses are designed as a sequence of learning experiences, with one course building on previous ones. Courses are best taken in course number sequence.