What does Grade12 High school Canada equivalent to British school?

A Canadian Grade 12 is roughly equivalent to the final year of secondary school in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, often referred to as Year 13 (Lower Sixth) or Year 14 (Upper Sixth) depending on the school and specific programme (A-Levels usually take two years). In Scotland, it's comparable to the final year of secondary school, leading to the Scottish Highers.

It's not a perfect one-to-one match, as the curriculum and assessment methods differ. A Canadian Grade 12 student might have a broader range of subjects covered compared to a student specializing in A-Levels, while A-Level students delve deeper into their chosen subjects. Universities in both countries understand these nuances and will consider the specific qualifications when making admissions decisions.