Each module in Master Clinician is three hours in length and all eight modules must be completed for a student to earn the Master Clinician Certificate. In total, Master Clinician Level One and Level Two programs are 24 hours. Each course may have different CE credit depending on their length. Please contact us for more information.

The Applied Practice courses do not require a student to have a supervisor. It is at the discretion of the student if they wish to count program hours towards registration supervision hours. It is also the responsibility of the student to ensure that their work has been supervised, reviewed, and approved by a supervisor who is fully competent and experienced in completion of the type of assessment taught in the course. A student with an existing supervisor who is fully competent and experienced to supervise their practice assessment can proceed to complete the practice assessment under the guidance of their existing supervisor while a student who does not have a supervisor or has one who is not fully competent and/or experienced to supervise their practice assessment can request to be assigned a Clinical Assessment Supervisor by RAE Institute. Supervision hours would be at an additional cost on top of the course fees. (We are still developing this cost structure). Students have Three Options available to them: Option One: If your current supervisor has assessment competency, continue with them and have them sign off on your hours. Option Two: If your current supervisor is not competent in assessment, you can access additional supervision from a RAE, or external supervisor from our network. Option Three: If you do not have a supervisor, match with a RAE Supervisor, or external supervisor from our Linked Network. o The RAE Institute Linked Network is currently in development but we are anticipating implementing this option in 2025.

Students are provided with access to Q-Interactive, a Pearson portal, that allows students to access the digital versions of their tests and practice assessing mock clients. This portal only allows these assessments to be administered via iPad devices. Students located in Edmonton can also schedule time to come into the Kells Counselling office in the south side of the city. Currently, students located outside of the city of Edmonton would need to reach out to colleagues, friends, or their supervisors to borrow the required testing materials in order to proceed with this course and the final project. The list of required tests is included on the enrollment form for each Applied Practice course.

No. We recommend that students bring their testing materials to each seminar session taking place over the six weeks of the course; however, we also understand that if a student is borrowing their materials, that they may not have access to them for the entire length of the course. It is not a requirement for students to bring their testing materials to all six seminar sessions, but it is a recommendation. The instructors will be teaching with the physical testing materials; however, the information will be transferable to working with the digital materials for students using Q-Interactive.