Flight training - Permanent resident

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Pliskin1108
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Flight training - Permanent resident

Post by Pliskin1108 »

Hi there,

My question is not directly related to flight training but I couldn't find a better place for it in the forum.

I'm looking for immigrants feedback. My question is the following:

I will soon start my PR through express entry. I was wondering how CIC was looking at pilot licences for studies. I did all my training in Canada, from PPL to CPL/IR/ME/Instrucror. It was all through private flight school/club and not a college program or degree.

I can't seem to find answers as if they would even consider that as post secondary, and if they did so what kind of post secondary.

Thank you for your help!
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JBHandJr
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Re: Flight training - Permanent resident

Post by JBHandJr »

I am here on a work permit and am taking lessons for PPL. Looking at the link below, it doesn't appear there are any separate requirements for a citizen vs. noncitizen.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.

https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/ ... htm#421_26
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Re: Flight training - Permanent resident

Post by praveen4143 »

As far as CIC is concerned, what you're doing is post secondary education. I'm not sure if there's different types of post secondary education. All I remember is putting my flight training under post secondary during my PR application, don't remember much else.
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