International Career Pilot Pathway (ICPP) -
Caribbean students
Are you a Caribbean student in need of premium flight training to prepare you for a career in aviation? Spectrum Airways is located in a temperate climate to get you prepared for flight in all weather conditions.
International students (those who do not hold Canadian Citizenship or Permanent Residency in Canada), require a Study Permit for programs that are longer than six months. Study Permits are issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), find more information about acquiring your study permit here. Before applying for a study permit, you must first get a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) from Spectrum Airways. We are a Designated Learning Institution registered as a Private Career College in Ontario. You may be eligible for a Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) once you successfully complete your program. Please refer to IRCC and contact our Caribbean Development and Liaison Officer, Wingrove Baker for more information wbaker@spectrumairways.com.
We strongly encourage students to apply for a LOA as early as possible for the desired intake date. IRCC’s processing time varies for different countries, and you may only travel to Canada once you receive your Visa from Immigration Canada.
Find below our student checklist and a quote estimate for your flight training:
ICPP enrolment is a 2-step process
STEP 1
Direct Entry Acceptance: Students who score a 7.0 or higher on the Academic IELTS test.
Pre-requisite: Caribbean students must have a high school diploma and have graduated with at least 6 CXC CSEC subjects.
STEP 2
Apply for your Canadian Study Permit via IRCC once you have received your LOA. Please contact our Caribbean Development and Liaison Officer for further information about applying for your Canadian Study Permit wbaker@spectrumairways.com.