Snowmobile Safety Training Courses

Anyone born on or after January 1, 1989 in Saskatchewan is required by law to complete a Snowmobile Safety Course. Without it, you may be charged and your insurance may be invalid.

You have two options of study available to you; online or in person. The in-person, classroom style training, is a single six (6) hour class. Online training is done through an online account and allows you to work at your own pace, logging in and out as you please, but lacks the direct support a certified safety instructor can provide.

Online Safety Training

Classroom Safety Training

Avalanche Training

Which is right for me?

It really depends on how you learn. If you prefer a self-paced, self-lead approach or already have plenty of snowmobile experience, the online course is the more affordable option. But if you are a hands-on learner or someone who likes to ask questions, then the in-person classroom course may be best. Below you can find a more in-depth look at our snowmobile training course options.

Online

Get your Snowmobile Safety Certificate from anywhere, at your own pace. Log in and out as many times as you like!

Study the Snowmobile Safety Course
Study the snowmobile safety course and successfully pass the 5 end-of-chapter quizzes with a grade of 80%.

Pass the Certification Exam
Successfully pass the illustrated 60 question (multiple-choice) certification exam with a grade of 80%.

Get your Saskatchewan Snowmobile Safety Certificate!
Print your temporary Snowmobile Safety Certificate and hit the trails! Your permanent card will be mailed to you within 3-5 weeks.

Cost of the online course is $50.00

Classroom

We offer Classroom Training at various locations throughout the province. Our certified snowmobile instructors will prepare the novice snowmobile rider with the safety information they need in a six (6) hour class.

You can set up a safety course in your area by contacting our office! We will make all the arrangements so long as minimum student numbers can be met. These courses often involve static outdoor demonstrations, so proper winter clothing is required. Lunch may or may not be supplied; view your courses details to learn more. Contact our office to learn more about hosting a course in your community: 306-729-3508

The fee is $50 per student. Participants must be 12 years old on the date of the class to attend.

Host a Safety Course In your Community

Just reach out to our office expressing interest in hosting a safety course and we’ll take care of the rest! We make arrangements for our instructors, handle class registration, and help promote the event by posting it on our website.

There is a minimum number of students required before a course can be held. Contact our office to learn more.

Safety

Snowmobile Safety Training Courses

Online Safety Training

Classroom Safety Training

Avalanche Training

Which is right for me?

Online

Classroom

Host a Safety Course In your Community

Additional Resources

Student Manual

SGI Handbook