Immigrated to Canada to attend high school.

Coming here is the policy of admission to the nearest school.

Admission requires a series of procedures, and you need to go to the local education bureau to test your English and math level to arrange your high school curriculum. If you have a student status certificate in China, you can transfer some credits, that is, if you are a sophomore, it is equivalent to 1 1 grade. Generally speaking, there are 22-24 credits (if you are a student under the TDSB board), and a high school diploma needs 30 credits.

The new semester starts in September, probably from the 4th to the 6th, so it should be enough for you to come here for two months and handle these immigration-related contents (maple leaf card, health certificate, work card, etc.). ). It's basically enough to get into school only by your personal photo ID card and proof of address, as well as the examination grade report card given to you by the Education Bureau. Some schools need extra information, so you can find out for yourself. At present, most high school counselors in Toronto have Mandarin service.