Continuing Education

Psychologist CE Requirements in Saskatchewan

This page summarizes the current CE requirements for the Registered Psychologist / Registered Doctoral Psychologist license in Saskatchewan — renewal model, mandated topics, live/interactive rules, and home-study limits — with links to the official regulator.

20CE hours / cycle
1 yrrenewal cycle
10 hlive / interactive required
ethics required
Full Saskatchewan Psychologist requirements
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Psychologist

Registered Psychologist / Registered Doctoral Psychologist
Regulator: Saskatchewan College of Psychologists (SKCP)
20hours / credits / 1-year renewal cycle
10 live / interactive hours required
Mandated topics
  • Direct participatory activities (e.g., workshops or courses) — 10 hMinimum 10 of the 20 hours must be direct participatory activities such as workshops or courses.
  • Individual self-study — 10 hMaximum 10 of the 20 hours may be individual self-study.

Home study: Maximum 10 hours per calendar year may be individual self-study; the remaining minimum 10 hours must be direct participatory activities.

Board notes: Regulatory Bylaws 2021 (published in the Saskatchewan Gazette Jan 17, 2025), s.17(1): each member must obtain and record 20 continuing education hours each calendar year (min 10 direct participatory, max 10 self-study). Requirement is annual and tied to the annual licence: licence renewal (s.14) requires a member declaration of at least 20 CE hours in the previous 12 months. A member short on hours may still be licensed by submitting a make-up plan approved by the Registrar. No mandated subject topics. Members must retain and, on request, provide documented evidence. The Registration Committee may grant an exemption or modification for justifiable reasons. Participation in research studies/surveys cannot be counted. Members returning from non-practising/unlicensed status must obtain 20 CE hours per year of absence (plus supervised practice after 5+ years).

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Frequently asked questions
How many CE hours does a Psychologist need in Saskatchewan?

A Psychologist must complete 20 CE / continuing-education hours every 1 years in Saskatchewan. At least 10 of those hours must be live or interactive.

Are there required CE topics for Psychologist in Saskatchewan?

Yes. Saskatchewan requires the following CE topics for Psychologist: Direct participatory activities (e.g., workshops or courses) (10 h); Individual self-study (10 h).

Can Psychologist CE be completed online in Saskatchewan?

Not entirely. Saskatchewan requires at least 10 live or interactive hours per cycle; the remaining hours may generally be completed through approved home-study / online courses. Home-study note: Maximum 10 hours per calendar year may be individual self-study; the remaining minimum 10 hours must be direct participatory activities..

What else should Psychologist renewals know in Saskatchewan?

Regulatory Bylaws 2021 (published in the Saskatchewan Gazette Jan 17, 2025), s.17(1): each member must obtain and record 20 continuing education hours each calendar year (min 10 direct participatory, max 10 self-study). Requirement is annual and tied to the annual licence: licence renewal (s.14) requires a member declaration of at least 20 CE hours in the previous 12 months. A member short on hours may still be licensed by submitting a make-up plan approved by the Registrar. No mandated subject topics. Members must retain and, on request, provide documented evidence. The Registration Committee may grant an exemption or modification for justifiable reasons. Participation in research studies/surveys cannot be counted. Members returning from non-practising/unlicensed status must obtain 20 CE hours per year of absence (plus supervised practice after 5+ years).

Other Saskatchewan licenses
Psychologist CE requirements in other jurisdictions
Updated July 2026 from official licensing-board, regulatory-college, and government sources. CE / CPD requirements change often — always confirm current rules directly with your licensing board or regulator before you renew. Informational only, not legal advice.