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PSYCHOLOGISTS ACT 2001 - SECT 8
Qualifications for registration
(1) A person has the necessary qualifications for registration as a
psychologist if the person: (a) has the educational qualifications required by
this section, and
(b) satisfies the requirements of this section as to
practical experience in psychology.
(2) A person has the educational
qualifications required by this section if the person: (a) has successfully
completed a course of study specialising in psychology and requiring a period
of study of or equivalent to at least 4 years’ full-time, being a course of
study provided by a university recognised by the Board, or
(b) has
successfully completed at a higher education institution a course of study
specialising in psychology and requiring a period of study of or equivalent to
at least 4 years’ full-time, being a course of study recognised by the Board
and accredited by a Commonwealth, State or Territory agency with
responsibility for accreditation for higher education courses, or
(c) has
passed an examination arranged or approved by the Board to assess the
person’s competence to practise psychology.
(3) A person satisfies the
requirements of this section as to practical experience in psychology if the
person: (a) has, after attaining the educational qualification required by
this section, had 2 years practical experience in psychology satisfactory to
the Board, or
(b) has completed a postgraduate course of university or
university equivalent study recognised by the Board as providing the
equivalent of 2 years practical experience in psychology.
(4) An educational
or training institution may apply to the Board for the recognition by the
Board (under subsection (2) (a) or (b) or (3) (b)) of the institution or a
course of study offered by the institution. The institution may make
application to the Administrative Decisions Tribunal for a review of the
decision of the Board on the application.
(5) In this section:
"qualification" means a degree, diploma, certificate or other academic award
conferred or awarded for the successful completion of a course of training in
psychology.
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