None of the courses the client had previously taken could be used toward the assessment. After consultation, exactly thirteen courses were identified and taken, the application was filed in British Columbia on July 23, and the certificate was issued on November 3 at Level 2.
The write-up notes that the result came out at Level 2 with no additional requests from the assessing body and with no translation required. It also notes that processing had been slowed by the pandemic.
The Korean text goes on to explain that applicants in Korea with backgrounds such as childcare teaching or education-related social work can convert to a Canadian early childhood educator certificate, that course selection and level assessment are the decisive parts of the process, and that the provinces in which an application can be made are limited.