Hello All..
I have a question that I am hoping someone can answer.. (ideally from someone who has completed these same qualifications in the UK)..
Does having a UK Bachelor's degree AND an A Level qualify as "Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees. One must be for a program of three or more years"? (as per the options you can select on the official website for express entry)
I know the bachelor's degree fits the "one must be a program of three or more years"
I am more trying to find out that BOTH combined together make up the "two or more certificates"
I know that anything achieved under secondary school in Canada is NOT counted toward this. In Canada they graduate secondary school at grade 12. My A level was completed in what the equivalent in Canadian grades would be grade 13 (which does not exist in Canada because they graduate at grade 12 so assuming this is correct then anything after grade 12 would be counted toward the "two or more certificates" am I right??
These were both achieved in the UK
Thanks
I have a question that I am hoping someone can answer.. (ideally from someone who has completed these same qualifications in the UK)..
Does having a UK Bachelor's degree AND an A Level qualify as "Two or more certificates, diplomas, or degrees. One must be for a program of three or more years"? (as per the options you can select on the official website for express entry)
I know the bachelor's degree fits the "one must be a program of three or more years"
I am more trying to find out that BOTH combined together make up the "two or more certificates"
I know that anything achieved under secondary school in Canada is NOT counted toward this. In Canada they graduate secondary school at grade 12. My A level was completed in what the equivalent in Canadian grades would be grade 13 (which does not exist in Canada because they graduate at grade 12 so assuming this is correct then anything after grade 12 would be counted toward the "two or more certificates" am I right??
These were both achieved in the UK
Thanks