Warning on Educational proof for AINP
This entry is for all drivers who are thinking about coming to Alberta through the semi-skilled, employer driven AINP scheme.
There has been a recent change on the educational requirements which some may not be aware of. It has come to light to me today unfortunately through the sad news that someone has been rejected on the first stage at Nomination Certificate due to lack of high school education. It is required that you have a certificate of proof of all examinations taken when leaving high school. It needs to show you have grades in 5/6 subjects with grades 1,2,3 or 4 under the old C.S.E level, or if under the GCSE, a, b, c, d. If you are unable to produce evidence that you have completed school with these grades then you can get rejected. If you are rejected your file will be closed . You are however able to sit an exam here in Canada which will supercede any exams you have taken previously and not passed or not even taken. Link below for more information. “Alberta High School Equivalency Diploma” by completing and passing five General Educational Development (GED) http://education.alberta.ca/students...ernative2.aspx. The advice would be to ensure you have all documents for high school in advance and if you do not then you are able to request these from the educational department in the UK who can send you copies of certificates. There are different departments for past results depending on what area in the UK your school was. http://web.aqa.org.uk/admin/p_records.php http://store.aqa.org.uk/admin/librar...XAMRECORDS.PDF http://store.aqa.org.uk/admin/librar...XAMRECORDS.PDF If it then shows you do not have enough passes then you will need to arrange to sit the Canadian Exam which is advised to do on arrival to Alberta. . Hope this helps. |
Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by Red1974
(Post 9228752)
This entry is for all drivers who are thinking about coming to Alberta through the semi-skilled, employer driven AINP scheme.
There has been a recent change on the educational requirements which some may not be aware of. It has come to light to me today unfortunately through the sad news that someone has been rejected on the first stage at Nomination Certificate due to lack of high school education. It is required that you have a certificate of proof of all examinations taken when leaving high school. It needs to show you have grades in 5/6 subjects with grades 1,2,3 or 4 under the old C.S.E level, or if under the GCSE, a, b, c, d. If you are unable to produce evidence that you have completed school with these grades then you can get rejected. If you are rejected your file will be closed . You are however able to sit an exam here in Canada which will supercede any exams you have taken previously and not passed or not even taken. Link below for more information. “Alberta High School Equivalency Diploma” by completing and passing five General Educational Development (GED) http://education.alberta.ca/students...ernative2.aspx. The advice would be to ensure you have all documents for high school in advance and if you do not then you are able to request these from the educational department in the UK who can send you copies of certificates. There are different departments for past results depending on what area in the UK your school was. http://web.aqa.org.uk/admin/p_records.php http://store.aqa.org.uk/admin/librar...XAMRECORDS.PDF http://store.aqa.org.uk/admin/librar...XAMRECORDS.PDF If it then shows you do not have enough passes then you will need to arrange to sit the Canadian Exam which is advised to do on arrival to Alberta. . Hope this helps. |
Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by Gremmie
(Post 9229027)
That would cover about 90% of H&Rs drivers:rofl::rofl::rofl:
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Interesting post .. As my old school got knocked down in the early nineties , How would I provide these certificates ? My education authority doesn't keep records either , All theoretical of course as I have PR. :thumbup:
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by kb33
(Post 9229240)
Interesting post .. As my old school got knocked down in the early nineties , How would I provide these certificates ? My education authority doesn't keep records either , All theoretical of course as I have PR. :thumbup:
seriously the link to AQA should be able to help as they are the main admin centre for the UK, and would also be able to give advice on what to do next if there were problems...... http://web.aqa.org.uk/admin/p_records.php |
Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
What if I left without any certificates :unsure:
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by kb33
(Post 9229257)
What if I left without any certificates :unsure:
The link to this information is on my original post. :cool: Anything i can help you with....lol :D |
Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Ah yes just re read it :o
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Good.
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Anything i can help you with....lol |
Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
I don't know the full circumstances with his file but I suspect he was not fully aware of any problems until he was rejected and why that is I don't know
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by CurtNIR
(Post 9230513)
Good.
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by kb33
(Post 9229411)
Ah yes just re read it :o
Lets face it if some one leaves school after 10-11 years with no passed exams and or has not kept their school records then they deserve to be rejected:ohmy: |
Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Also had to provide proof of education for MPNP application.
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Re: Warning on Educational proof for AINP
Originally Posted by dave_lol66
(Post 9232942)
Also had to provide proof of education for MPNP application.
Anybody got a spare wand? |
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