International Trade & Co-op Diploma

Canadian College is proud to announce that Ya-Han Yang  has been recognized as the Student of the Year 2025 by the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT), presented in partnership with Export Development Canada (EDC).

We have some incredibly exciting news for our student community! Canadian College has officially signed a brand-new degree pathway agreement with Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) Vancouver. Through this new partnership, students who complete eligible Co-op Diplomas at Canadian College can seamlessly transfer their block credits directly into an undergraduate degree at FDU-Vancouver—saving you both time and tuition!

Canadian College graduate Nathaly Mesa was recently spotlighted on the prestigious FITT Trade Ready blog! For the second consecutive year, Nathaly has successfully renewed her Certified International Trade Professional (CITP) designation. Now serving as the General Manager of Mangles SAS, she has turned her education into real-world entrepreneurial success by developing thriving import and export business channels between Canada and Colombia.

Canadian College is proud to announce that Chika Sato has been awarded FITT’s Student of the Year 2024, presented in partnership with Export Development Canada (EDC). Chika achieved the highest overall GPA among FITT learners nationwide — a remarkable accomplishment that highlights both her dedication and the strength of our international trade programs.

Meet Kareen Legarzon from the Philippines, a current International Trade Co-op Diploma student at Canadian College in Vancouver. In her video testimonial, Kareen shares what inspired her to study in Canada, how she balances classes and part-time work, and her honest advice for future international students. Watch her story and learn how Canadian College supports students in building both career skills and confidence while studying abroad.

Downtown Vancouver, global opportunities, and strong student support. These are just a few reasons why Hsiao-Chen, an international student from Taipei, chose Canadian College for her studies.

An Dayoung, a former soldier from Korea, pursued her passion for international trade by enrolling in the Trade Management and Co-op Diploma at Canadian College. Now a Logistics Coordinator at Pantos Logistics, she shares how the Co-op program gave her valuable experience and helped her navigate the challenges of finding a job. Her advice? Take every opportunity to learn and engage in class—it truly pays off.