This means that the expiry date on your SIRS certificate will be five years after the date shown on the out-of-province certificate that you provided. Your server intervention certificate is valid for five years from the date you last completed your training. You can sign in to view or download a copy of your SIRS certificate whenever you need to. Look for 'SIRS Reciprocity' in your Learning Plan. You will receive an email notification when your SIRS certificate is available. When we receive your email, we will assign your SIRS certificate using the Registration # you provided above. You will find your Registration # under 'Account' in the menu on the left side of your screen when you sign in. Email the copy or photograph to us at Please copy your learning account Registration # and include it in your email.

If you photograph your printed certificate, please make sure details such as your name, the province where the certificate was issued and the date are clearly visible.

Send us a copy or photograph of the certificate you received from another province.

We will need your Registration # so that we can provide your SIRS certificate.

If you do not already have a learning account with us, please take a moment to register a new account before you begin.

To transfer your certification, please do the following: If you completed a server intervention training certificate from another province within the past five years, you may transfer your certification to Saskatchewan. Transferring a course from another province (Reciprocity)

If you are selling or serving alcohol in a liquor permitted establishment, such as a commercial bar or restaurant, as part of your job, you must complete Serve It Right Saskatchewan (SIRS). This course does not allow you to sell alcohol in a retail setting or to serve alcohol in bars and restaurants. The Special Occasions Permit online course is for volunteers who serve and sell alcohol at public special occasions only. Unpaid volunteers working at an event operating under a Special Occasion Permit do not need to take SIRS. Who needs to take SIRSĮveryone involved in the sale and service of alcohol must have completed SIRS. Serve It Right Saskatchewan is the official server intervention training program for Saskatchewan. The Government of Saskatchewan requires server intervention training for employees involved in the sale and service of alcohol.

This course is mandatory for everyone involved in the sale and service of alcohol.

Why you need Serve It Right Saskatchewan (SIRS)

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