Registration Guidelines
UPDATED: September 2026
The Jurisprudence and Ethics Examination (JEE) is a required course and examination that focuses on legislation, regulations, standards, guidelines, and Code of Ethics applicable to the practice of psychology in Ontario.
As part of the College鈥檚 public protection mandate, candidates must demonstrate sufficient knowledge of Ontario jurisprudence and ethics and apply this knowledge appropriately.
Administration of the JEE
The JEE is administered online through a Learning Management System (LMS). It is available on demand.
Once payment has been received, eligible candidates will receive an email containing instructions and a link to access the JEE. Candidates have 60 days from the date access is granted to complete all JEE requirements, including the seven modules, the examination, and the post-examination survey.
Language of the JEE
The JEE is available in either English or French.
Composition of the JEE
The JEE is composed of seven modules corresponding to the content categories listed in the JEE Blueprint, described later in this document. Each module will include information, a list of required readings, knowledge checks, and reflection questions.
Results of the JEE
Following completion of all seven modules, candidates will proceed to an examination consisting of 60 multiple-choice questions. A score of at least 55 out of 60 must be achieved on the examination in order to successfully complete the JEE.聽
Candidates must successfully complete all seven modules, the examination, and a post-examination survey, before receiving a certificate of completion for the JEE.
Fee & Number of Attempts
Candidates may attempt the examination portion of the JEE an unlimited number of times during their 60-day access period.
The fee for taking the JEE is payable in advance. See聽Appendix A, Fees in the Registration Process, for the current fee. Candidates who do not complete the JEE within their 60-day access period will forfeit their fee and lose their access to the JEE, including any progress made up until that date. It is the candidate鈥檚 responsibility to contact the College to request to re-take the JEE and pay the fee again.
Acknowledgement of Confidentiality
The questions on the JEE are confidential and are the exclusive property of the 91视频. Candidates will be asked to sign an acknowledgement of confidentiality before starting the JEE.
Examination Accommodations
Candidates who require examination accommodations arising from documented disabilities or impairments must complete the College鈥檚 Examination Accommodation Form and provide the College with the required supporting documentation. The form may be completed at the time of initial application to the College, or later if necessary.
The College鈥檚 Examination Accommodation Policy is found in these guidelines. The Examination Accommodation Form is available on the College鈥檚 website as part of the application form.
Questions for the College regarding examination accommodations should be directed to [email protected]
Expiry of Interim Autonomous Practice Certificate
Interim autonomous practice members must successfully complete the JEE before expiry of the certificate of registration authorizing interim autonomous practice. A certificate of registration authorizing interim autonomous practice will expire twelve months after the registrar issues it. The expiry date is indicated on the certificate of registration authorizing interim autonomous practice.
JEE Blueprint
The JEE is constructed to conform to the blueprint below, which also determines the percentage of examination questions that fall into a particular content category.
| Content | Average % of Exam |
|---|---|
| Self-regulation, professionalism, and RHPA | 13-15% |
| Informed Consent | 13-15% |
| Privacy, confidentiality, and mandatory reporting | 18-20% |
| Managing boundaries and multiple relationships | 13-15% |
| Business practices and record keeping | 8-10% |
| Service delivery (controlled acts) | 13-15% |
| Supervision and consultation | 8-10% |