WES Canada recognizes ENEB/Isabel

[bjcheung77]

ok guys my problem is finishing the program and adding it to my resume,I will worry about the rest later, so if you can help tutor me I'm available please,I need help finishing my final papers , I'm an MBA/M.Sc Human Resources Major,any Alumni of Eneb please reach out to me for guidance, please.

OK, So, I cleaned up your message and basically removed your quote of other posts as it doesn't have anything to do with their quoted info. Anyways, I read your question/issue twice and still a bit confused "what part" of the program are you needing help with? Last but not least, what was your undergrad in? And have you emailed ENEB for assistance first?

[kumar_607]

Please share the WES badge if available for MBA & Master in Supply Chain Management of ENEB / Universidad Isabel I

[kslash]

Does anyone know the verdict?

Looking at previous threads from 2020 and this one, it's still ambiguous whether or not WES Canada recognizes the degree as an equivalent for immigration.

Specifically looking for information on Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence and MBA & Masters in Big Data and Business Intelligence.

MBA & MASTER IN BIG DATA AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

[eLearner]

Does anyone know the verdict?

Looking at previous threads from 2020 and this one, it's still ambiguous whether or not WES Canada recognizes the degree as an equivalent for immigration.

Specifically looking for information on Master in Big Data and Business Intelligence and MBA & Masters in Big Data and Business Intelligence.

MBA & MASTER IN BIG DATA AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

I'd like to say that if they accept them for education they'll accept them for immigration evaluations. AFAIK, most evaluators operate that way. But it's WES, so you can never be sure what they'll do.

[Wowbagger]

I have finally completed the Master in Big Data after 11 months. I am hoping this will help me with my application for a Canadian visa to emigrate there in the future - from the UK. I'm curious if anyone has managed to get their ENEB/Isabel Masters validated through WES Canada for IRCC? And is it worth getting it done for IRCC now, even if I'm not immediately planning to apply for Canadian visa until late 2024? I'm assuming once validated by WES for IRCC the credential is in the Canadian government system and will save me time later. But happy to be corrected if that's not true?

Also, can anyone clarify the difference between IRCC validation and the simpler degree equivalency validations? Are they basically doing the same thing?

[ecdw94]

I have finally completed the Master in Big Data after 11 months. I am hoping this will help me with my application for a Canadian visa to emigrate there in the future - from the UK. I'm curious if anyone has managed to get their ENEB/Isabel Masters validated through WES Canada for IRCC? And is it worth getting it done for IRCC now, even if I'm not immediately planning to apply for Canadian visa until late 2024? I'm assuming once validated by WES for IRCC the credential is in the Canadian government system and will save me time later. But happy to be corrected if that's not true?

Also, can anyone clarify the difference between IRCC validation and the simpler degree equivalency validations? Are they basically doing the same thing?

bump.

I am also very curious.

But, actually wasn't the proof before enough? The badges posted here.
For example: https://badges.wes.org/Evidence?i=205038...82&type=ca

I thought, as long as WES recognizes them, then IRCC should recognize them?


Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 

This makes me worry: https://pay.reddit.com/r/ImmigrationCana...certified/

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Even rachael says that it (well, Propio degrees, which ENEB also is) doesnt work for immigration purposes, but here it says that it works for immigration purposes though: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/ENEB

[bjcheung77]

It's always a 'sided' story for everything, or a double edged sword, he said/she said, etc... With ENEB, it depends on the evaluation and if it comes out favorable or not, none of us work for these agencies or the government agencies that take applications, our advice is from what we believe it to be, and most of the time, answers are in unison or very similar.  

Having said that, there are many differences with advice that we provide, some want the cheap/easy/fast options, others want a mix of that with ROI/Value, and for myself, it's transitioning more to a personal level where various variables come into play when they provide information from the addendum and/or template. Take everything with a grain of salt and do your research...

For education, employment, immigration to Canada, if WES Canada or the other 5 options take your evaluation favorably, you'll be adding a Masters to your application, that's all it is... The same goes for any other countries that have evaluations, it really depends, Canada takes UK Level 7 diploma as one extra year (post graduate) as I mentioned in my previous posts...

Here's a post from 1.5 years ago, I don't think much has changed for Canada... Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid361018

[nykorn]

I have finally completed the Master in Big Data after 11 months. I am hoping this will help me with my application for a Canadian visa to emigrate there in the future - from the UK. I'm curious if anyone has managed to get their ENEB/Isabel Masters validated through WES Canada for IRCC? And is it worth getting it done for IRCC now, even if I'm not immediately planning to apply for Canadian visa until late 2024? I'm assuming once validated by WES for IRCC the credential is in the Canadian government system and will save me time later. But happy to be corrected if that's not true?

Also, can anyone clarify the difference between IRCC validation and the simpler degree equivalency validations? Are they basically doing the same thing?

A quick google says "A WES ECA (Educational Credential Assessment as Evaluations for Immigration) is valid for five years from the date of issue. If your ECA has expired or is nearing the expiry date, you can extend the validity of the report by ordering an extra copy."

I don't know if this is the same, but WES USA has a "course for course" evaluation versus a "whole degree" evaluation. The degree one just says if your degree is equal to a US degree or not. The course by course one is recommended for immigration, school admissions and some types of employment, and "translates" not just your degree, but also your GPA and credit hours. Also WES USA evaluations do not expire, so WES Canada is different in that regard.

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Also I think some people are misunderstanding something in the thread. You can get a degree from Isabel which is from Isabel itself and is in no way connected to ENEB. So the badges people are seeing may be people who took classes are the "real" Isabel, not at ENEB.

[RoboPanda]

I have finally completed the Master in Big Data after 11 months. I am hoping this will help me with my application for a Canadian visa to emigrate there in the future - from the UK. I'm curious if anyone has managed to get their ENEB/Isabel Masters validated through WES Canada for IRCC? And is it worth getting it done for IRCC now, even if I'm not immediately planning to apply for Canadian visa until late 2024? I'm assuming once validated by WES for IRCC the credential is in the Canadian government system and will save me time later. But happy to be corrected if that's not true?

Also, can anyone clarify the difference between IRCC validation and the simpler degree equivalency validations? Are they basically doing the same thing?

A quick google says "A WES ECA (Educational Credential Assessment as Evaluations for Immigration) is valid for five years from the date of issue. If your ECA has expired or is nearing the expiry date, you can extend the validity of the report by ordering an extra copy."

I don't know if this is the same, but WES USA has a "course for course" evaluation versus a "whole degree" evaluation. The degree one just says if your degree is equal to a US degree or not. The course by course one is recommended for immigration, school admissions and some types of employment, and "translates" not just your degree, but also your GPA and credit hours. Also WES USA evaluations do not expire, so WES Canada is different in that regard.

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Also I think some people are misunderstanding something in the thread. You can get a degree from Isabel which is from Isabel itself and is in no way connected to ENEB. So the badges people are seeing may be people who took classes are the "real" Isabel, not at ENEB.

But if you check some of the individuals with badges on LinkedIn, they listed ENEB under education. Which was how this thread started and what people were trying to find out in how to obtain WES validation via ENEB but resulted with validation from Isabel.

[Wowbagger]

It seems that WES Canada no longer accepts Isabel Masters degrees achieved through ENEB. This is a real blow and certainly devalues ENEB degrees for me, as I hoped to use it for credits and immigration purposes in Canada. Now when you try and apply on the WES Canada website, their "degree equivalency too" no longer shows Isabel as a University they recognise at all for any degrees.

If I knew this was going to happen I would have chosen a different institution than ENEB. It feels like I've wasted a whole year, and the slowness of ENEB in issuing their degrees has ruined things for me. If they'd issued my degree in 30 days, rather than 75 days, I may have managed to get my WES Canada validation.