Training
There is no specific program to become a court usher but, in general, most courts in Quebec require applicants to have a high school diploma. Training or specialisation in security issues is an asset for anyone hoping to work in this job.
To develop the right job skills and knowledge, court ushers must follow training given by their employer once they are hired.
To learn more about the job prospects (salary, rate of growth of the profession etc.) of court ushers, take a look at the Job Futures website.
Useful High School Courses
The following courses could help you prepare for a future as a court usher:
Speak to your guidance counsellor to see if there are other courses offered at your school that could prepare for this career.
To develop the right job skills and knowledge, court ushers must follow training given by their employer once they are hired.
To learn more about the job prospects (salary, rate of growth of the profession etc.) of court ushers, take a look at the Job Futures website.
Useful High School Courses
The following courses could help you prepare for a future as a court usher:
- English Language Arts
- French as a Second Language
- History and Citizenship Education
Speak to your guidance counsellor to see if there are other courses offered at your school that could prepare for this career.
