The client asked for an early childhood educator certificate conversion after starting an early childhood education program in Ontario, leaving without a diploma because of missing courses, and holding only a transcript. The Ontario certificate was issued about one month after the application.
The Korean write-up explains that Ontario has only a single certificate level, so the full set of required courses has to be matched, and that other offices had told the client an Ontario conversion could not be done. The route used was to apply in Saskatchewan first and then apply in Ontario.
The write-up notes that this file involved four separate academic credential assessments, and that the schools were followed up with by email through the process. It also emphasises that the core of an early childhood educator conversion is checking whether the curriculum studied matches what Canada requires, and that the transcript determines whether the applicant qualifies as an assistant educator, an educator, or a special-needs educator.