Canadian education system is close to that of China, and public schools generally implement compulsory education in primary and secondary schools, from primary school to senior high school 12 years. The education system in different provinces is not consistent, generally taking six years, three years and three years as the unit (that is, six years in primary school, three years in junior high school and three years in senior high school). Generally, the results of high schools in Canada and domestic high schools are as follows:

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Eighth grade, ninth grade, ninth grade, ninth grade

Ninth grade, tenth grade, tenth grade, tenth grade.

Tenth grade, eleventh grade, eleventh grade, eleventh grade.

Eleventh grade, twelfth grade, twelfth grade, twelfth grade.

However, since 2003, Ontario has changed from the original grade 13 to grade 12, with 6 years of primary school, 2 years of junior high school, 4 years of senior high school, and graduation from senior high school 12 years. Senior high school can graduate after completing 30 credits. In which 18 is a compulsory credit and 12 is an elective credit. Each course is a credit. BC Province must complete 80 credits to graduate, with 2.5-3.0 credits in each subject.

Eighteen compulsory credit courses include: English, French as a second language, mathematics, science (physics, chemistry, biology, computer technology, etc. ), Canadian history, Canadian geography, art, health and physical education, civic education and career guidance, third language (Chinese can be regarded as a third language credit), social science and humanities, Canadian world studies, business studies, etc.

In addition, high school graduates in BC province have to complete 40 hours of community volunteer work, and some provinces have to take English reading and writing exams before graduation.