I graduated from the third grade of junior high school this year. I have completed the immigration procedures and will go to Canada to study in high school.

You just came here to start taking credits, starting from grade 10

But you have to be mentally prepared because there are no credits for subjects without a pass

And for example In Vancouver (I only know the Greater Vancouver area, sorry), there is a very painful ESL. . .

Generally, new immigrants who have just arrived will have to stay in ESL for at least a year and a half, no matter how good their English is.

These ESL courses are non-credit-bearing

This means that when you enter grade 11, you may take two courses at the same time, such as English10 and English11

If you don’t mind, you can ask the Education Bureau to downgrade to a grade

Because this will be of great benefit to learning (I personally think so)

If you have any questions, just ask them