Understanding ECA : Two or more certificates

[Kashmira]

Hi,
I have claimed ' two or more certificates on EE profile ' , Am I going in right direction?

WES and the result as below:

CANADIAN EQUIVALENCY SUMMARY : Bachelor's degree (three years)
CREDENTIAL ANALYSIS:
Canadian Equivalency: Bachelor's degree (three years)
Canadian Equivalency: Diploma (three years) from a non-recognized institution

Thanks in advance,

Kashmira

 

[wstrn24]

Hi,
I have claimed ' two or more certificates on EE profile ' , Am I going in right direction?

WES and the result as below:

CANADIAN EQUIVALENCY SUMMARY : Bachelor's degree (three years)
CREDENTIAL ANALYSIS:
Canadian Equivalency: Bachelor's degree (three years)
Canadian Equivalency: Diploma (three years) from a non-recognized institution

Thanks in advance,

Kashmira

Speaking of ECA, I'm applying under FSW and have my master's degree from a Canadian University. Do I still need ECA for my undergrad degree? I did not use my undergrad degree to get any CRS points... But I am using my foreign work experience to apply PR. What do you guys think?

 

[Mat_M]

Speaking of ECA, I'm applying under FSW and have my master's degree from a Canadian University. Do I still need ECA for my undergrad degree? I did not use my undergrad degree to get any CRS points... But I am using my foreign work experience to apply PR. What do you guys think?

This is my question too, anybody?

 

[Kashmira]

You have masters degree and that's giving more points than ' two or more certs ' option. For those who have masters or doctoral level education, do not need to show any additional certs as the their points are highest.