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Can I use Lillio Academy for PD hours in Saskatchewan?

Yes! Lillio Academy certificates are accepted by the Ministry of Social Services and the Saskatchewan Early Learning Portal.

Sign up for Lillio Academy to complete your professional development hours at your convenience! You can work at your own pace from wherever you want. Once you complete a course, you can download your certificate! 

Saskatchewan Child Care Training Requirements:  

In Saskatchewan, all staff working 65 hours/month or more must be certified and meet the training requirements. The amount of training for entry-level staff varies from 30-120 hours. Saskatchewan uses a certification system. Those who meet provincial qualifications may be certified as an ECE I, ECE II, or ECE III. In addition to certification hours, Saskatchewan providers are required to complete 6 hours of professional development annually. 

Certification requirements are based on course hours in four categories: 

  • ECE I requires 40 hours in child development, programming, and relationships. 

  • ECE II requires 120 hours in child development, relationships, and related courses and 160 hours in programming.

  • ECE III requires 160 hours in child development, 240 hours in programming, 280 hours in relationships, and 380 hours in related courses.

There are no requirements for ongoing education or professional development for Kindergarten teachers who have their Saskatchewan teacher certification.

Click here to learn more about the courses Lillio Academy offers that cover required training topics! 

Opening a facility or beginning work in the childcare field:

If you are interested in opening a child care program or working in the child care field, please contact your state licensing agency for the specific requirements, rules, and regulations of your state. The Saskatchewan licensing website can be found here.

Last Updated: May 2024

Though Lillio attempts to maintain accurate and up-to-date information, educators are individually responsible for understanding the submission and approval process of all professional development and licensing work in their state.

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