The client's early childhood educator certificate was converted at Level 2, which the write-up says was the level expected. A British Columbia level assessment was still pending at the time of writing.
The Korean text notes that the pandemic had slowed the work, and describes Saskatchewan Level 2 as generally the most straightforward of the provinces, exchanging foreign early childhood educator certificates on the simplest documents. The process described is to apply for the Saskatchewan certificate first and then exchange it for a certificate within Canada once issued.
The write-up then lists routes people consider after converting, and states that work done while on a study permit cannot be used as experience for early childhood educator immigration purposes. It advises against paying a Korean placement agency before meeting the employer and seeing the workplace, and recommends coming first, interviewing and viewing the workplace in person.
It closes by noting that the conversion can be applied for from Korea as well as from within Canada.