Saskatchewan Board Requirements

All members are required to obtain a minimum of 30 CPD credits annually by December 31.

Annual by January 31: You are required to log into your Online Profile on the APEGS webpage and report your annual CPD credits by January 31 of the year following the calendar year for which you are reporting.

There are five activity categories recognized in the CPD Program that provide the framework for credit reporting. Three categories are classified as verifiable activities and two categories classified as nonverifiable activities.

Verifiable activity categories as defined as follows:

• Formal Activity: These activities are structured learning opportunities that provide proof of completion when finished.
• Presenting: These activities are either technical or professional presentations made by the member and are outside a member’s normal job functions.
• Technical Publications, Patents and Codes: These activities expand or develop the technical knowledge base in the disciplines of engineering and geoscience for the benefit of the public and are available to the public, other professionals and students.

Non-Verifiable activity categories as defined as follows: 

• Informal Activity: These activities are not normally offered by an educational institution or other formal organizations, but expand your knowledge, skills, or judgment in your career development. 
• Participation: These activities promote peer interaction and provide exposure to new ideas and technologies, not only enhance the professions but also serve the public interest.

All members must undertake the following:

1. Of the 30 CPD credits required:

• A minimum of 12 credits must be obtained in verifiable activity categories; and
• A maximum of 18 credits may be obtained in non-verifiable activity categories.

2. Obtain credits in a minimum of two of the five activity categories annually.
 

3. Obtain a minimum of one cumulative hour of verifiable ethics training annually.

If a member has earned credits above their annual requirements in the reporting year, they can bank those credits. Banked credits are valid for a maximum of two years after the year in which they were earned. 

Note: Banking is not permitted for the annual ethics requirement.

Please visit the Saskatchewan Provincial Board Website.