Provisional Educational Psychologist

Primary Pathway: Mental Health & Wellness
Also Relevant To: Community & Support Services

Overview

Supports learning and mental health through assessment, consultation, and evidence‑based interventions. Works under supervision while completing licensure requirements toward becoming a Registered Educational Psychologist.

What You’ll Do

  • Conduct psychoeducational assessments and prepare reports.
  • Consult with families, schools, and interdisciplinary teams.
  • Develop intervention plans for learning, behaviour, and mental health needs.
  • Support data‑informed planning and early‑years program development.

Prerequisites

  • Grade 12 diploma (Regular, Adult 12, or GED).
  • Cannot begin directly from high school — must complete undergraduate study first.

Program Locations

Prince Albert, Saskatoon, Regina

Programs

  • Psychology
  • Arts & Science

University or Post‑Secondary

  • University of Regina
  • University of Saskatchewan
  • Saskatchewan Polytechnic
  • Saskatchewan College of Psychologists

 

Education & Qualifications

  • Graduate training in Psychology (Master’s or Ph.D.).
  • Must meet supervised practice requirements per provincial regulation.
  • Strong ethics, assessment skills, and cultural humility.

Where You’ll Work

  • Schools
  • Community programs
  • Clinics or specialized assessment teams

Growth Pathways

Provisional Psychologist → Registered Psychologist → Specialist → Program Lead