The Mobile Developer Using AI diploma at Eastern College is a 65-week program that combines hands-on technical training with a 12-week internship at a real development organization. Over 50 weeks of live, instructor-led online classes, you'll explore mobile app development for Android and iOS using popular programming languages like JavaScript, Java, Swift, and Kotlin.
What sets this program apart is its AI-supported approach: you'll learn how tools like GitHub Copilot can assist with coding, troubleshooting, workflow efficiency, and creative problem-solving—the way modern development teams actually work. The curriculum also covers user interface design, graphics, mobile usability, and the communication and project practices used in today's development environments, capped by a mobile capstone project you can showcase to employers.
Classes are held at scheduled times through the Microsoft Teams platform, so you can ask questions, join discussions, and get instructor support in real time—without commuting to campus. Financial assistance may be available for those who qualify, monthly payment plans are offered, and Eastern's dedicated Financial Aid Officers will help you explore your funding options.
In your capstone project, you'll build a custom Android or iOS app with instructor mentoring and code reviews—a working product that proves your skills to potential employers before you even graduate.
Mobile apps drive how people shop, bank, and connect, and employers across every industry need developers who can build for both major platforms. Eastern graduates have been hired by employers like JD Irving and Michelin North America. Your capstone app and internship experience give you concrete work to point to in interviews—often the deciding factor in entry-level developer hiring.
Career paths include:
Salary Range: $45 – $74 per hour (Government of Canada Job Bank)

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