Canadian · Teacher Certification
Saskatchewan teacher registry lookup.
The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board (SPTRB) publishes a public registry of teachers certified in Saskatchewan or holding a Temporary Teaching Permit.
Short answer: Use the SPTRB public registry; search by last and/or first name.
What the SPTRB registry shows
The registry says each record includes the teacher’s name (as last provided to SPTRB), certificate type, status, area of endorsement if applicable and valid-from date, registration history, and discipline history if applicable. It does not include employment history or contact information.
Enter a last name and/or first name; each field accepts “starts with” matching. The registry links glossary definitions for certificate types and statuses.
Search the Saskatchewan registry
Reading the result
Compare certificate status with the glossary on the registry, and check the discipline history. Names shown reflect the last information given to SPTRB, so a teacher may appear under a different name than a school lists. For questions the SPTRB home page lists 306-352-2230.
Sources (retrieved October 2026)
Frequently asked questions
How do I verify a Saskatchewan teacher?
Search the SPTRB public registry by last and/or first name.
What does the registry list for each teacher?
Name, certificate type, status, endorsement area if applicable, valid-from date, registration history and discipline history if applicable.
Does it show where the teacher works?
No. SPTRB says the registry does not include employment history or contact information.
Does it include teachers on temporary permits?
Yes, SPTRB says it lists teachers certified in Saskatchewan or who have held a Temporary Teaching Permit.
Guide only — not a verification service
This page is an independent guide to official registers. It does not check anyone’s certification, does not query or copy any register, and nothing you might type here is transmitted anywhere (there is no form on this page). Registers differ in scope and update speed, so treat the official register’s result, or a written statement from the issuing authority, as the answer. Not legal or employment advice.