Language proof if you are 18-54 years of age
Select one of the following types of proof to submit with your application:
Proof of completion of a secondary or post-secondary program conducted in French or English, either in Canada or abroad, includes:
A diploma or transcripts from a secondary or post-secondary school indicating the successful completion of a program, in French or English, either in Canada or abroad. or
A diploma or certificate from a secondary or post-secondary school indicating successful graduation from a program conducted in French or English, either in Canada or abroad.
-only says select one, diploma or transcript, so I guess it's okay.
I submitted my application then later I saw like two to three Tagalog subjects written in Tagalog.
My sister submitted the same, no translation nor letter from the school but then she went to school here within that 4yrs.
thecoolguysam said:
Why didn't you submit the copy of the degree/diploma along with the transcripts? Also, why are you concerned about non english words on your transcript?
Usually it is suggested to send copy of degree/diploma along with transcripts and if possible copies of marksheets (if available) to make the language proof more appealing.
If your diploma was done outside Canada (in a foreign country) then its also suggested to get a letter from the institute/college/university from where you obtained your diploma stating that "language of instruction was english"
In my case, I submitted copy of my bachelors degree, copies of all semesters marksheets, letter from my institute stating that the medium of instruction was english. For my master's degree, i submitted its copy and copies of the transcripts and also a letter from the university stating that medium of instruction was english.