Parents and Supporters

We have campuses in four cities within the province and offer extensive distance opportunities.

• A-Z program listing
• A-Z course listing
• Apprenticeship

If your student has life experience, previous post-secondary education or took dual credit courses in high school, they may be eligible for credit toward their Sask Polytech program. There are three ways to get credit:

• Dual credit
• Transfer credit
• Prior learning assessment and recognition credit (PLAR) 

From Open Houses and campus tours to one-on-one advising, we have many supports available to help your student find the program and career path that is right for them.

• Program Explorer
• Become a Student advising session
• Campus tours
• Career planning workshops
• Connect with a Student Recruitment advisor
• One-on-one appointment with a career counsellor
• Open House

• Program tuition and fee amount
• Tuition deposit and payment
• Withdrawals, transfers and refunds 

Need help paying for tuition and fees? Students can investigate these options to see if they qualify.

• Financial assistance
• Student awards

Official income tax receipts (T2202) for eligible tuition and education amounts are available to be printed from students' mySaskPolytech accounts by the end of February each year. T2202 are not mailed out.

Your student’s first weeks at Sask Polytech are an important time with lots to learn, new routines and events to help set them up for success. Check out these links to help your student hit the ground running. 

• Academic regulations
• Academic year and breaks
• Events calendar
• Orientation
• Students' conduct

mySaskPolytech is your student's portal to Sask Polytech’s communications and services. mySaskPolytech provides access to email and myCourses home pages. They can view announcements, letters, grades, tax forms, unofficial transcripts, campus events, update their personal information and more.

Learn more about what's available on mySaskPolytech.

We offer a Safe Walk service building to building, and building to vehicle within the boundaries of the campus. Students can call for a Safe Walk if they are studying late at the library, attending evening classes or if they don't feel comfortable walking alone, for any reason. 

Sask Polytech uses an emergency notification system (ENS) to quickly send out critical information to students in the event of an emergency. An alert message will be broadcast on the Sask Polytech emergency notification beacons, computers and VoIP.

Learn more about community safety.