How do you become a Cormorant helicopter pilot, or a Griffon helicopter pilot in the Canadian Forces?

Depends on what entry plan you choose. ROTP at RMC usually has a mid-80s cutoff mark, for ROTP at civilian universities you just need to be accepted there and good marks only make you more competitive. DEO they just look at your university marks.

Is warrant officer the best way to go? -No. That's a US Army program, no such program exists in the Canadian Forces.

All pilots are officers. If they pay for my higher education, will it be before or after bootcamp, and what kind of schooling will it be? -In ROTP, they will pay for your university degree, DEO you pay on your own and join afterwards.

If you go ROTP, you will do basic training during your summer vacations. Do officers have to do boot camp or is it an entirely other program? -It's not called boot camp in Canada, it's basic training.

Recruits do Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) and officers do Basic Military Officer Qualification (BMOQ). BMOQ is 15 weeks long and focuses on leadership and military skills. Is my age a factor?

(will be 18 when I graduate) No, just means you won't need parental permission to join. And lastly how demanding is flight school? Very.

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