Nova Scotia Noc code 4214

[yasmeen28]

Hi Yasmeen,

Please tell whether you have submitted ECE diploma or else your BED degree was accepted for nomination? What else you have submitted other than your BED degree?

Your help will really be appreciated and will prove a guiding light for others in the group.

Thanks a lot in advance.
Regards

I got letter from UNIVERSITY what I have study and how it relate to ECE

 

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Yes Nazia and I got nomination

Congrats

 

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I got letter from UNIVERSITY what I have study and how it relate to ECE

Do u mean INTERNSHIP during the course of study in B.ED

 

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Yasmeen can you pls tell after the submission of ADR do you got any confirmation email or direct nomination

Yes share it will be very helpful for all in our group

 

[Nazia_I01]

Yasmeen can you pls tell after the submission of ADR do you got any confirmation email or direct nomination

Can you pls share

 

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Any üpdate anyone

Hello jamsimo any update

 

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Yasmeen can you please share your timeline

 

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Hello any update from. Your side

 

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Here it is:


Dear XXX:

Please accept this letter as confirmation that you have been pre-approved to receive an Entry

Level Classification for work as an early childhood educator in Nova Scotia.

Proof of your training was submitted in the form of an Early Childhood Educator Level I from

Saskatchewan. In Nova Scotia, this certification equates to the qualifications for an Entry Level

Classification. A person holding an Entry Level classification is recognized as meeting the

minimum requirement to work with children birth to age 12 in a licensed child care facility.

As per Regulation 37C, of the Day Care Act and Regulations the qualifications for a Level 1

classification requires the completion of the orientation training, any coursework and workplace

training specified in Standards or the completion of a 1-year certificate in early childhood

education. Regulation 37D, states the qualifications for a Level 2 classification requires the

completion of a diploma in early childhood education.

While your application has been approved, Classification Services are unable to send certificate

packages internationally. When you arrive in Nova Scotia, please contact Classification Services

and provide a mailing address to update your file. Upon receipt of this information, you will be

assigned a registration number and a classification certificate will be mailed to you.

Should you require further information, please email classification@novascotia.ca or contact

Julia MacKenzie, Classification Officer at 902 424 3431.

Yours truly,

4fl 1. /

Suzanne Cirtwill, Manager

Workforce Development

Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

Ministére de Education et du développement de Ia petite enfance

Hello you submitted your ECE certificate to classification and you got this email and you sent this email to your case officer or you sent the ECE certificate pls reply

 

[Determinedforcan]

Hi Yasmeen,

Thanks a lot for ur replies.

Can u please tell that whether u have send ur ECE diploma to WES for assessment or sent it directly after getting ur ADR?

Is it mandatory to get ur ECE diploma evaluated by WES?

Your help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

 

[Tuodolo]

Please I need help on how to pay for the physician stream of Nova Scotia for a specialist physician.
I have created an account on the site.

 

[ailyas2]

My wife has 3 experience under NOC 4214. She has done her m.sc (Biotech) and B.ed.

People who got invitation please let me know if you guys got invitation by enrolling in EE or did you do something extra?

 

[Determinedforcan]

Hi Nazia,

Have u submitted your ECE diploma or Certificate?