Court Services Administrator

Program Overview

The Court Services Administrator Program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic is a 16-week applied certificate program that equips graduates for various court services roles. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, including a two-week work experience in a court setting. Graduates are prepared to work in provincial court, Queen's Bench, prosecutors' offices, law firms, and more. The program emphasizes practical skills development and work-integrated learning.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview: This 16-week applied certificate program equips graduates for various court services roles within provincial courts, Queen's Bench, prosecutors' offices, law firms, corporate boards, and more.
• Objectives:
• Develop strong communication, multitasking, and conflict resolution skills.
• Enhance independent and team-based work abilities.
• Foster effective collaboration within diverse cultural groups.
• Apply knowledge and skills through a two-week work experience in a court setting.
• Description: This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application.
• Structure: Full-time, 16 weeks, with specific start dates and locations provided.
• Course Schedule: Available upon request.
• Individual Modules:
• CLTR-100 Diversity:
Examines cultural, gender, and disability diversity in Canada, promotes inclusion, explores Indigenous culture, and provides opportunities for cultural participation.
• CORR-100 Managing Clients in Public Safety Settings: Develops skills for interacting with diverse groups in public safety settings, including strategies for high-stress situations and defusing hostility.
• CORR-159 Extrajudicial Programs: Examines community agencies and alternative measures programs within the court system.
• CORR-167 Criminal Justice System: Explores the components of the criminal justice system and their interactions in responding to crime and crime control.
• LAW-162 Criminal Law: Analyzes the Criminal Code, selected offenses, and cases, examining elements of crime, pre-trial procedures, and the impact of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
• SPSY-160 Professional Behaviour and Ethics: Focuses on professional behavior concepts in the field of court services.

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods: Blend of classroom instruction, practical application, and work experience.
• Faculty: Experienced instructors with expertise in the court system.
• Unique Approaches: Emphasis on practical skills development and work-integrated learning.

Careers:

• Career Paths: Court support positions, administrative roles in the justice sector, law firms, corporate boards, court reporting agencies, and more.
• Opportunities: Graduates are prepared to work in provincial court, Queen's Bench, prosecutors' offices, law firms, corporate boards, court reporting agencies, and more.
• Outcomes: Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and skills to succeed in various court services and administrative roles within the justice system.

Other:

• Delivery of the program is subject to student enrollment and may vary depending on location.
• The program includes a two-week work experience, providing students with practical application of their skills.
• Students should have introductory-level Microsoft Office skills before entering the program.
• A Criminal Record Check is required for the work experience component of the program.