What’s two-year associate bachelor degree equivalent in Canada?

[likelike123]

Hi guys,
I have been very confused by the PNP federal process.
My husband has a 2-year associate bachelor degree from the states, and it should be equivalent to 2 year colleges in Canada, says the WES report.

However, in the generic form IMM0008, when it asks for the highest level of education. I am about confused what I should choose from:
Trade/ apprentice certificate/ diploma
Non- university certificate/ diploma

Thank you!

 

[Naturgrl]

Hi guys,
I have been very confused by the PNP federal process.
My husband has a 2-year associate bachelor degree from the states, and it should be equivalent to 2 year colleges in Canada, says the WES report.

However, in the generic form IMM0008, when it asks for the highest level of education. I am about confused what I should choose from:
Trade/ apprentice certificate/ diploma
Non- university certificate/ diploma

Thank you!

You can use the ECA report link to find out but it is the first one.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...documents/education-assessed/read-report.html

 

[likelike123]

You can use the ECA report link to find out but it is the first one.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...documents/education-assessed/read-report.html

Thank you for your reply! On my WES report, it only shows 2 years diploma. It does not specify which category. So you are suggesting trade/apprentice certificate?

 

[Naturgrl]

Thank you for your reply! On my WES report, it only shows 2 years diploma. It does not specify which category. So you are suggesting trade/apprentice certificate?

But you said above - Trade/ apprentice certificate/ diploma

It is a equivalent to a diploma

 

[likelike123]

But you said above - Trade/ apprentice certificate/ diploma

It is a equivalent to a diploma

Yes. It certainly is a diploma. I just do not understand the difference between NON-University degree/diploma, and Trade/Apprentice Certificate/diploma. It seems to me that they are both diploma. My ECA report does not say anything about the specifically type of diploma, it just said it's a 2 year diploma.

Thank you !

 

[Naturgrl]

Yes. It certainly is a diploma. I just do not understand the difference between NON-University degree/diploma, and Trade/Apprentice Certificate/diploma. It seems to me that they are both diploma. My ECA report does not say anything about the specifically type of diploma, it just said it's a 2 year diploma.

Thank you !

Non-university could be a flight or language school. It just means not at a university.