What does the Qualified Umpire assessment involve?

Cricket Canada's Umpiring Examination Guidelines require a Qualified Umpire candidate to score at least 80% in each of three parts:

1. Written exam: unlimited attempts, provided you still meet the eligibility requirements.
2. On-field assessment: conducted by assessors appointed by Cricket Canada. Maximum of 2 attempts.
3. Viva: conducted by a three-member panel made up of the Vice Chairman of the Committee, an Examiner and an Assessor. Maximum of 3 attempts.

If you fail the on-field assessment after 2 attempts or the viva after 3 attempts, you must restart the whole process, rewriting the written exam and passing the on-field assessment again. A certificate is issued only after all three parts are passed.

Extra requirements to apply for Qualified

• Age of majority and Canadian residency.
• A copy of your Intermediate certificate.
• Proof of your last four years of umpiring records.
• At least 7 higher-division games per season over the last three years.
• A letter from your local umpiring association or league.
• These are submitted by email to the contact listed on the Cricket Canada page.

The guidelines describe the on-field and viva components only under the Qualified level.

Source: https://cricketcanada.org/cricket-canada-officials-sub1/