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The ACSLPA Supervised Practice Period
  1. ACSLPA’s Supervised Practice Period for Internationally Educated Applicants
  2. Supervised Practice Period – Background
  3. The ACSLPA Supervised Practice Period

The ACSLPA Supervised Practice Period


Supervised Practice Period

  • This is the last step to becoming fully registered with ACSLPA.
  • Supervisees are issued a conditional practice permit for the purpose of completing the supervised practice period.
    • Supervisees will have a condition on their practice permit which states that they must practice under supervision.
    • The condition is removed upon successful completion of the supervised practice.
  • Supervisees must obtain at least 450 hours of supervised practice (equivalent to 12 weeks of full-time work).
    • This may be extended on supervisor’s recommendation.
    • This includes an evaluative component (see next lesson).
  • If an applicant is unable to successfully complete the supervised practice period by the deadline identified by ACSLPA, their practice permit and registration may be cancelled.
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Shelly Monson2025-03-17T15:41:06-06:00
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