The client's early childhood education certificate conversion came through in about a month, and was issued at Level 2. The write-up records that the client had been waiting for the result and that the level came through in a single step.
It notes that British Columbia is one of the most common places for this conversion, and that processing has been slower in places because of COVID-19, so it recommends starting the conversion earlier rather than later, including preparing from Korea before coming to Canada.
The write-up states that prior experience as an early childhood educator in Korea is not required, and that having studied early childhood education is not mandatory for the conversion.
It repeats that the first step is deciding which province to settle in, since the application method, required documents and certificate levels differ by province, with British Columbia and Ontario the usual choices, and that the Korean curriculum has to be checked against the content the province requires before applying. It states that most Korean applicants apply for the Level 2 course.