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  • Application for P.Stat. designation

  • SSC Accreditation is for practice in Canada, by a Statistician who is a Canadian citizen or legally entitled to work in Canada or is an accredited member of an organization in their home country that is equivalent to the SSC and shares a reciprocal relationship with the SSC. For details, see the Accreditation Document.

    Current SSC membership is required for all applicants. To check your membership status, visit the membership portal, and if you are not a member, see the details here on how to join the SSC.

    You will receive an e-invoice for the application fee during the first week of the next month. This administrative fee is nonrefundable.

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  • 1. Contact Information

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  • Educational Requirements for non SSC A.Stat. Applicants

  • P.Stat. applicant should demonstrate that they meet the educational requirements equal to the SSC A.Stat. accreditation.

    The basic level of educational achievement for an A.Stat. is a Bachelor's degree in Statistics or an equivalent combination of education and experience. 

    Applicants can fulfill the educational requirement using a combination of SSC accredited and non-accredited by SSC courses from one or more institutions.

    In the Statistics and Probablity modules, the applicant should provide information about 5 courses past an introductory course in Statistics. One of which must be either Design of Experiments or Survey sampling. Both are recommended.

    Please append a copy of the course outline or final examination for each non-accredited by SSC course. 

    The course requirement for written communication skills can be met by formal courses in communications (e.g. writing intensive courses) or by other means such as a thesis, practicum report, co-op report, work report etc. Please attach a copy of these reports.

    The substantive area should be a discipline in which Statistics is commonly used. For many degree programs, this would be a minor. Most minors are acceptable (e.g., minors in operations research, combinatorics, actuarial science, arts, life sciences, business, engineering, etc., would be acceptable). Other alternatives include a co-op work term or work experience in a job that has a substantial statistical component. Applicants who will use work experience in lieu of academic courses will need to provide reports.

  • COURSES TO MEET EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

    Please see the list of accredited programs here. For courses that are not part of an SSC accredited program, you are required to upload course outlines or final examinations after each module.

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  • PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

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  • 11. Description of how you meet the requirements for P.Stat. designation

    Please describe how you meet the requirements of the P.Stat., as currently listed in the Accreditation Document. You can provide this description in a free-form document of 2 pages maximum.

    Of particular importance is the documentation on professional statistical experience. Most agree that a professional statistician designation encompasses a number of duties and responsibilities that differ from those expected of a recent graduate or a junior statistician. Simply stated, the professional statistician should demonstrate greater practical knowledge, experience, and expertise, and should be able to take greater responsibility for all aspects of statistical work. Reviewers are looking for documentation on your ability to apply good statistical theory and methods to practical problems, and to communicate the results. Your description should address education, professional experience, professional development, and ethical practice.

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  • Biographical Summary:

    Please provide a summary of your education, professional experience, current position, and professional interests. Please write this in the first person and write carefully as this information will be available to the SSC Board members for final approval of your application. Upon approval, it will be published in the newsletter Liaison and be part of your profile in the SSC Directory of Accredited Statisticians. Please do not include any confidential details in this summary. Please limit your profile to 200 words.

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  • Please check the current list of members on the Accreditation Committee. If there are any members who should NOT review your application (e.g., because of conflict of interest), please indicate their names below.

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  • Declaration of Applicant

    The applicant acknowledges and agrees that any decision of the Accreditation Committee, Accreditation Appeals Committee, and subsequently the SSC Board, is binding and final.

    The successful applicant agrees to adhere to the SSC Code of Ethical Statistical Practice and to maintain professional development specific to area(s) of practice.

    The applicant acknowledges that although the SSC will use reasonable efforts to keep an application's details confidential at all times, the SSC makes no representation or warranty to this effect.

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