The client's early childhood education credential was assessed at Level 2 in Saskatchewan. The write-up presents this as one of a series of provincial ECE credential conversions the office handles.
It explains that each Canadian province has its own route for recognising a Korean early childhood teaching qualification, that many people considering ECE immigration think first of British Columbia or Ontario, and that Saskatchewan Level 2 is generally the most straightforward of these because the province exchanges a foreign ECE credential on the simplest set of documents. The stated approach is to apply for the Saskatchewan childcare credential first and then exchange it for a credential within Canada once it is issued.
Two items are described as needed before applying: a WES educational credential assessment and the application form used to exchange the certificate itself. The write-up stresses that the applicant must register with WES, contact the school directly, and have the transcript and graduation certificate sent in an envelope sealed and stamped by the school, arriving at the assessing body still sealed. It states that the WES assessment usually takes about two to three weeks.