
Accredited Programs
Accreditation in British Columbia
ASTTBC assists the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board (CTAB) in providing accreditation of the technology programs offered through the Institutes and Colleges of British Columbia. Accreditation is based upon the national Standards (NS); these are consensus documents published by the Canadian Technology Human Resources Board (CTHRB).
Granting of an accreditation denotes that a program has met defined quality criteria concerning the content, delivery and learning outcomes. It informs students, employers, government and society that the program meets or exceeds the national standard for the education and training of technologists and technicians.
Graduation from a CTAB accredited program ensures that an individual's academic qualifications meet the requirements for registration with any constituent member of the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists (CCTT). In addition, graduates from such programs will have their academic credentials recognized, without additional formality, by an increasing number of countries.
Providing this modified model of national accreditation in British Columbia is one demonstration of ASTTBC's commitment to ensuring that the needs of technology students, college and institute faculty, provincial government policies and employers are met in a rigorous, but realistic, model.
A list of all Nationally Accredited Programs: CCTT Nationally Accredited Programs
The new National Technology Benchmarks: National Technology Benchmarks
The following programs are accredited by CTAB:
Technologist
BCIT
Biomedical Engineering Technology
Chemical Sciences Technology (Environmental Chemistry)
Chemical Sciences Technology (Industrial Chemistry)
Chemical Sciences Technology (Pulp and Paper)
Civil Engineering Technology
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology (Automation and Instrumentation)
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology (Computer Control)
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology (Electrical Power/Industrial Control)
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology (Wireless Comms/Computer Networks)
Food Technology
Geomatics Engineering Technology (Digital Mapping)
Geomatics Engineering Technology (Field Survey)
Mechanical Engineering (Mechanical Systems)
Mechanical Engineering Technology (Design/Computing)
Mechanical Engineering Technology (Manufacturing)
Mechanical Engineering Technology (Mechanical/Design)
Mining Technology
Plastics Engineering Technology
Robotics and Automation Technology
Camosun College
Civil Engineering Technology
Computer Engineering Technology
Electronics Engineering Technology
Environmental Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
College of New Caledonia
Engineering Design Technology
Kwantlen University College
Environmental Protection Technology
Nicola Valley Institute of Technology
Natural Resource Technology
Okanagan College
Civil Engineering Technology
Electronics Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Network and Telecommunications Engineering Technology
Water Quality and Environmental Engineering Technology
Selkirk College
Integrated Environmental Planning Technology
Recreation, Fish and Wildlife Technology
Thompson Rivers University
Engineering Design and Drafting Technology
Technician
North Island College
Industrial Electronics Technician
