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Becoming an OSCE Assessor

What is an Assessor? What is involved?

An assessor is a denturist, with at least 5 years’ experience, who volunteers to assess the performance of exam candidates on site at the OSCE. An assessor is assigned to one station for the duration of the OSCE and marks all candidates on that one station.

The exam assessor policy may be found here: Exam Assessor Policy

Many denturists find this role rewarding. We understand your time is valuable and the OSCE can run between 6 – 12 hours in a day depending on the number of candidates.

Assessors must also participate in training which takes place the day before the exam.

Assessors are compensated for their time and all expenses are reimbursed according to policy.

To learn that exam dates, please visit this website’s homepage.

How to become an Assessor

For those who are interested, please complete the assessor application form available below.

Applications are now being accepted for the June 2026 OSCE. Please complete the application form below.

Questions?

If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

OSCE Assessor Application

Assessor Application Form

First Name

Last Name

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

Province

Postal Code

Country

Phone/Mobile

Please indicate which in province you are registered as a denturist.

Registration Number

Application Declarations

I have been a denturist registered in a Canadian jurisdiction for at least the past five years.

I am a member in good standing with my regulatory College A member in good standing means that you, with regard to your College or any other regulatory College, are not in default of payment of fees; are not the current, or have not been in the past three years, subject of any disciplinary or incapacity proceedings; have not, in the past three years, had a finding of unprofessional conduct/misconduct, incapacity, or incompetence; have not been disqualified from any Council or committee of your regulatory College; are not in default of completing and returning any forms required; and have demonstrated commitment to your own continuing professional development.

I am not a current member of a Council, Board, or other committee and involved in decisions of registration for current candidates that are directly linked to the registration examination.

I currently practice in a patient care environment providing denturists services.

I do not have immediate family or close associates who are a current or potential exam candidate for this administration.

I am currently, or within the last three years, not involved with teaching denturism in an academic setting or bridging program.

I have not been involved in the past three years in curriculum development or in the training and/or assessment of professional skills of group of students or candidates (e.g., professional practice labs, small group sessions involving the use of standardized patients, role-playing scenarios, or simulations).

I have not recently acted as a student preceptor for a current or potential exam candidate.

I am not currently involved with examination preparatory activities such as developing or providing practice questions, practice exams, educational sessions, or coaching any current or potential candidates.

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