Immigration to Canada high school transfer

Please whoever is reading this I am in need of great help.
My family applied for Canadian immigration and our Canadian visas have arrived.
The biggest problem i am facing is regarding my education.
I am from Pakistan and am doing first year of A-levels.
But due to the immigration my family has to move to canada by 9th January.
Will I have to attend highschool in Canada? And will I be able to join it in January or August?
Also is it possible that I don't immigrate to Canada and complete my A-levels?? Will this action ban me from Canada?

Please reply, if you have been in a similar situation please do reply, I beg of you. I really need help

Reply 1

Iggy Azalea

I recommend you drop your A Levels if you are permanently moving to Canada, it simply isn't worth the time and there could be problems with exam boards having to transfer and carry out exams on the other side of the world. You should try contact the prospective school you are going to, explain your current situation, and they can help you out with learning materials over the next few months. They will allow you in any time of the year, and it's perfectly acceptable to begin in January, the same applies to university. As you may be aware, the Canadian system is obviously very different so be prepared to study a wider range of subjects, but at a lower level than A Levels.

All the best in Canada, it's a fantastic place!

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