🎓 Collège de l’Île – Prince Edward Island, Canada

Public College in Prince Edward Island, Canada · Updated on October 9, 2026

1. Introduction

Collège de l’Île is a public French-language college in Prince Edward Island. The school offers small-scale vocational programs and international options as outlined in its dedicated fee schedule.

2. Locations and campuses

Office in Wellington, 48 Mill Street; Charlottetown campus at 295 Kent Street. You must confirm the program's learning location, study format, and internship venue before selecting accommodation.

3. Fields of study

The catalog includes practical nursing, business administration and entrepreneurship, accounting, early childhood education, youth work, special education, sustainable tourism, and renewable energy/environment. Not all programs offer international rates or are open to international students.

4. Admission requirements

High school diploma, prerequisites, and French language proficiency requirements vary by program. Prepare academic records and translations as requested. Health, education, and social programs may have requirements for internships, background checks, or health screenings; English IELTS is not accepted as a general requirement for this French-language institution.

5. Tuition and fees

The 2026–2027 table lists the following total international costs for Year 1: ECE 12,897 CAD; technicien en éducation spécialisée 12,267 CAD; gestion d’entreprises et entrepreneuriat 12,855 CAD; practical nursing 13,254 CAD. These represent the totals listed in the table and do not include living expenses. Totals listed as 0 CAD should not be interpreted as free tuition; you must inquire with the school regarding the availability of programs for international students.

Prices listed as 0 CAD and the “Consultation Required” option on KeyApply are for requesting advice and do not represent the school's tuition fees. Costs for living, books, insurance, and other expenses must be calculated separately if not included in the fee schedule.

6. Scholarships and financial aid

The school provides information on financial assistance. International students should inquire directly regarding eligibility; they are not automatically entitled to support intended for citizens or permanent residents.

7. Intakes and current admissions

Select a term and inquire about current admission status. A notice regarding the suspension of international admissions in March 2024 is from a previous year and should not be used to conclude that the school remains closed to international students in 2026. Confirm seat availability, deadlines, and the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) for your intended term.

8. DLI and PGWP

Before applying, verify the correct name of the school, campus, and program on the IRCC DLI list. Public institution or DLI status does not guarantee that every program is eligible for a PGWP. Please cross-reference the program code with current PGWP eligibility requirements based on your personal profile.

9. Application preparation steps

1. Confirm that the program is currently accepting international students, as well as the campus and intended intake.
2. Prepare passport, degrees, transcripts, language proficiency, and additional documents required by the program.
3. Apply through the school's official channels or an authorized recruitment partner.
4. Carefully read the offer letter, tuition fees, deposit, and refund policy before making any payments.
5. Verify requirements for the LOA, PAL/TAL if applicable, study permit, and financial plan according to current regulations.
6. Arrange accommodation, insurance, and travel plans to the campus after completing all necessary procedures.

10. Official sources

• Collège de l’Île Website
• Official Information 1
• Official Information 2
• Official Information 3
• Official Information 4

Information is subject to change based on the program and academic term. The school's most recent fee schedule or confirmation letter serves as the basis for budgeting and application.