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The SSC Accreditation Process

The pdf document “Accreditation of Statisticians by the Statistical Society of Canada” defines the SSC Accreditation process.

Forms for APPLICANTS with instructions for P.Stat. and A.Stat.

The forms use MSWord Form features. Please see the sample applications for documentation format. You will need to secure two references who may be contacted by reviewers. You should obtain employer approval for participation in the SSC Accreditation application process. There are four different review options to handle different levels of confidentiality. With review materials in hand, we expect that most applications will be completed in only a few hours. You should download the above document on “Accreditation of Statisticians by the Statistical Society of Canada” and consult it to ensure that you address all relevant criteria for accreditation in your application.

P.Stat. Instructions and Forms

A.Stat. Instructions and Forms

Mentoring

SSC Guidelines for Mentoring

Forms for REVIEWERS with instructions

Sample of letter sent to references concerning oral communication skills

All references will be contacted for information about the oral communication skills of P.Stat. and A.Stat. applicants.

Sample of letter sent to references (only if needed)

Sample of letter used for confidential reviewing

Sample applications

Accreditation brochure

accreditation_e.pdf

Code of Ethics

ethics_e.pdf

Courses used towards fulfilling educational requirements of A.Stat.

Description of Courses for A.Stat., including instructions on Applying for Accredited Status for Courses (section 3).

The Accreditation Committee has approved the course lists from these institutions (click to see).

Please send comments and suggestions on the forms and process to Neil Arnason.

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