不只是最高学历，所有教育履历都填写，高中及以后学历都提供证明。有高等学历的可以不提供高中学历证明。
Proof of completed Canadian or foreign educational credentials can include copies of secondary or post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas or degrees) and transcripts for successfully completed secondary or post-secondary studies.
Applications received on or after January 1, 2016, for permanent residence programs subject to the Express Entry completeness check
Mandatory documents (if applicable)
The following documents are mandatory if applicable (i.e., based on the personal circumstances of the applicant and their dependents).
When applicable, applications that do not contain the following documents will be rejected as incomplete and fees will be refunded.
Proof of studies
Purpose
To confirm education claims and validate that the applicant meets program requirements
Document requirements
- To receive program-specific points for education, the applicant must either
- provide proof of having completed a Canadian secondary or post-secondary educational program; or
- obtain an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and provide the ECA reference number in their application, along with proof of the foreign educational credentials for which points are being claimed.
- Proof of completed Canadian or foreign educational credentials can include copies of
- secondary or post-secondary education documents (certificates, diplomas or degrees); and
- transcripts for successfully completed secondary or post-secondary studies, if available.
- Applicants must provide the Designated Learning Institution (DLI) number of the Canadian Institution where they completed their highest degree to be assigned points for their Canadian educational credentials.
- At the EE profile and application stage, the system will ask the candidate to enter the # of their DLI by using the list of DLI posted on IRCC website. The system will insert a note if the number of the DLI doesn’t match for the officer to review
- In cases where an applicant’s background information suggests that a Canadian education credential may have been obtained via distance learning either abroad or while present in Canada, it is at the officer’s discretion to request for supporting documentation.
- If it is determined that the applicant obtained more than 50 percent of their education via distance learning, the applicant should not be awarded additional CRS points for having a Canadian education credential. If the reduction in CRS points results in the applicant having a score below the minimum CRS, the application should be refused per A11.2.
- Where an ECA has been obtained, the applicant must provide the ECA reference number in their e-APR for online validation directly from the issuing organization.
- A scanned copy of the ECA is not required when submitting the e-APR but may be requested by IRCC at a later date.
- Applicants are instructed to indicate that their education was completed by correspondence by typing in brackets {by correspondence} on the same line as the education institution name found in the Education Background Information tab of GCMS. The discretion remains with the officer to decide if a police certificate is required for the country of the education institution
Individuals who must submit this documentation
- The principal applicant
- Their spouse or common-law partner