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Renseignements en Français

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Transferring High School Credits from Out of Province

If you are a student who is transferring to a high school in Saskatchewan, you have to submit your academic records for evaluation.

Transferring from a Canadian Province or Territory

If you are transferring from another province or territory, you should submit your official secondary school records to the principal of your new school.

The principal will evaluate and submit equivalencies to the Ministry of Education.

Transferring from Another Country

If you are a newcomer to Canada and will be attending a high school in Saskatchewan to complete your secondary education, you have to submit your official records and, if applicable, an official translation (by a member of a recognized translation association) to the high school you will be attending.

The school will send all required documents to the Ministry of Education for evaluation. These records must be original and official documents.

For more information, please contact:

Ministry of Education
Information Management and Support Branch
Student and Educator Services

Telephone: 306-787-1025
Email: credit.transfer@gov.sk.ca

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