Evening all,
I have a question regarding Proof of education years.

I can obtain a copy of my Diploma to prove my education so as I understand, I don't need to prove ALL the Primary/secondary education I have done for FSW or Quebec SW.

However, I believe my wife's highest educational quals are A Levels. Will I have to get copies from the exam boards to prove this, ie must they be included to prove her education? It's me who is the principle applicant but I don't want to risk sending my application off to have it sent back 20 years later when CiC get round to looking at it.

Any help would be very appreciated.

my husband is the principal applicant but we had to send proof of my education...

Thanks for the reply. What proof did you have to provide them? And how did you go about it? Did you also need your own police check?

My wife was the principal applicant and I supplied my GCSE, A Level and Degree transcripts just to be safe. I also had to have my own police check.

Same here

Heyy Dan,
The Max documents you provide is the better,
I've had to go to the Primary School to get the certifications and stuff which are dated around 25 years ago and thanks god all in hand.
are you applying to Quebec? is yes did you get your QCS

Hi mouradb,

I am looking at Quebec, I haven't applied for CSQ as yet as I need to ascertain if I have to be registered to practice in Quebec as a Nurse before applying. I'm having difficulty getting an answer anywhere.

Not too sure about this Dan but you can call the Immigration in Canada who will help you about this.

Little question, why do people submit proof for their secondary education? I thought you only had to provide evidence for post-secondary education, or did I make that up?

I (main applicant's common-law partner) went to school (primary and secondary) in Germany (then tertiary in Australia and UK) and having to get proof for my secondary education translated by a verified translator would obviously cost money, so I'm wondering if it's necessary for the application or if it's enough to just list the names of the primary and secondary schools I attended?