STANDARD CERTIFICATE    
     To be qualified as an Administrator/Clerk, persons are required to successfully COMPLETE or ATTAIN any one of the following:
     - the Local Government Administration course from the University of Regina.
     - the Public Administration course from the Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science & Technology.
     - a Degree from an accredited University in Commerce, Administration, Business Administration, or Public Administration or a Degree deemed equivalent by the Board of Examiners.
     - a certificate or diploma in Administration, Business Administration, or Public Administration from a university, college or technical institute deemed acceptable by the Board of Examiners.
     - a Senior Local Government Administration certificate from the University of Regina.
     - designation as a Professional Accountant pursuant to any Act or regulation or pursuant to any Act or regulation of any other jurisdiction in Canada.
     - designation as a Professional Administrator, Fellow, or Associate from the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Canada.
     - any other professional designation or educational qualification acceptable to the Board of Examiners.

AND ACHIEVE

     (1). at least 15 points based on experience calculated in accordance with the categories set out in Table 1 of the Appendix to the Board of Examiners regulations.
     (2). experience in any jurisdiction deemed by the Board to be equivalent to that mentioned in Subclause 1.

ADVANCED LEVEL CERTIFICATION
     The Board of Examiners may issue an Advanced Certificate - Level 1 to a person who:

     (1). is a holder of a valid and subsisting Standard Certificate issued pursuant to Section 6 of the regulations ; and
     (2). since the day of issue of the Standard Certificate, has completed three thousand, six hundred (3600) hours of service satisfactory to the Board as an Administrator in one Municipality.

     The Board of Examiners may issue an Advanced Certificate - Level 2 to a person who:

     (1). is a holder of a valid and subsisting Advanced Certificate - Level 1;
     (2). has fulfilled the education requirements set out within the Education Guidelines for Advanced Certificate; and
     (3). since the day of issue of the Advanced Certificate - Level 1, has completed at least nine thousand (9000), hours of service satisfactory to the Board as an Administrator in an Urban Municipality which the last three thousand, six hundred (3600) hours must have been served in one municipality.

     Advanced Certificates are awarded by the Urban Board of Examiners based on reports of performance received from the Mayor, Municipal Auditors, and by inspection by the Municipal Advisory Staff. The Urban Board of Examiners consists of members from the Department of Community Services, SUMA, and UMAAS. The Board has the authority to issue certificates to individuals who qualify for such certification and to take steps it considers necessary to carry out the regulations.