Program Overview

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Phase 1: Online Learning (self-paced)

To begin your training, you will first build the theoretical and foundational knowledge required before stepping into the testing room. Through six structured online modules, you will learn: 

• The role of the psychometrist and supervising psychologist
• The ethics of psychometry work
• Foundations of standardized administration
• Cognitive and academic testing basics
• Scoring procedures and techniques
• Behavioural observations training

Online modules must be completed prior to in-person training.

Phase 2: In-Person Intensive (4 days instruction)

Following the foundational knowledge covered in the online modules, you will be ready to start hands-on learning in the practice of psychometry. We will meet over two in-person weekends (Saturdays + Sundays for two weekends, set two weeks apart) and will cover:

• Intelligence (i.e., WISC-V & WAIS-V) and academic (i.e., WIAT-4) test administration
• Standardization accuracy training
• Hands-on test administration practice
• Scoring of filmed administrations
• Live feedback and correction
• Clinical nuances beyond the manual

Additional Supports

Office Hours

During the period between the in-person weekends, Dr. Rogers will be available for four hours of live virtual office hours. These sessions are exclusively for participants in the program where Dr. Rogers is available for any and all questions related to the content of the program. Office hours will be held at different days and times to allow participants to select their preferred session.

Test Library Hours

During the period between the in-person training weekends, participants will be provided access to the testing library. Each participant will be provided one hour with the test materials and are required to sign up in advance for time slots.

Resource Package

Each participant will be provided a package with testing protocols, reminder checklists for administration and behavioural observations, and other helpful testing resources.