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BOARD OF EXAMINERS AGREEMENT
APPENDIX: TABLE
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Education Requirement: Advanced Certificate - Level 2
The
Education Requirements for the Advanced Certificate - Level 2 can be met
by providing to the Board evidence of completion (an official transcript)
of your Professional Development Program. The Professional Development
Program requires that individuals complete at least the equivalent of
30 credit hours of university level course work that meet the requirements
of the Core and Elective categories below.
- The credit hours
required for this certificate will include those that were achieved
to obtain the Advanced Certificate - Level 1
- A person who obtained
the Advanced Certificate - Level 1 pursuant to the transition clause
will be required to complete 30 credit hours to qualify for this certificate
Core Level
The core level must consist of at least twelve credit hours
of courses chosen from the topic areas of Management and Administration.
Elective
Level
The elective level consists of a minimum of 18 credit hours from at least
two of the topics listed below as “Management and Administration Courses”
or “Other Courses”.
Management
& Administration Courses
General
Management - Introductory
courses in administration, management theory, organization theory, organizational
behavior, management communications, etc
Financial Management
- Introductory or intermediate courses in financial accounting, management
accounting, public or managerial finance, etc
Human Resource
Management - Introductory
courses in personnel administration, human resource management, industrial
relations, etc
Public Administration
- Introductory courses in public sector management, local government theory,
resource allocation, fiscal planning, etc
Commerce
- Any of the required or elective courses contained within the College
of Commerce Program offered at the University of Saskatchewan
Other
Courses
Computer Science - Introductory courses in computer
science, problem solving, applications programs, systems analysis, etc
Social Science - Introductory courses in economics, political
science, sociology, psychology, etc
Community Development - Any of the required or elective
courses contained within the Certificate of Community Development Program
offered at the University of Regina
Public Relations - Any of the required or elective courses
contained within the Certificate of Public Relations Program offered at
the University of Regina
Law - Any of the required or elective courses contained
within the College of Law Program offered at the University of Saskatchewan
Advanced courses - Intermediate or advanced courses in
one of the subject categories of the core or elective levels
Special classes - Other courses, whose content is related
to local government administration, may be accepted at the discretion
of the Board of Examiners
Individuals working
toward these educational requirements are encouraged to contact the Secretary
to the Urban Board of Examiners for information.
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