How to Get Your Saskatchewan Class 7 learner's licence

Age 16Or 15 in high school driver education
Two examsBasic (20 questions) and Signs (30)
80% to passOn each exam
Book on MySGIOr at a motor licence issuer

Step by step

Study the Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook and practise both exams: the Basic exam on rules and safe driving, and the Sign exam.
Book your written exam online with MySGI, or call or visit a motor licence issuer. In Regina and Saskatoon you can also walk in without an appointment, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Saturday.
Bring several pieces of original ID (no photocopies) that show your full name and date of birth, such as a birth certificate, passport or immigration documents, plus a signature on a Saskatchewan Health card, passport or Canadian driver's licence.
If you're a first-time driver aged 15 to 17, bring a completed Signature/Guarantor Form for First Time Drivers signed by a parent or guardian. You can get it from SGI, a motor licence issuer or your driver educator.
Pass the Basic and Sign exams to get your Class 7 learner's licence.

What to bring

Original proof of your name and date of birth (birth certificate, passport or immigration documents)
A document with your signature (Saskatchewan Health card, passport or Canadian driver's licence)
Signature/Guarantor Form if you're 15 to 17 and a first-time driver
Proof of a name change, if your name has changed

Fees

SGI doesn't publish a single fee page we could check, so ask for the current exam fee when you book. If you miss a booked exam without cancelling, you pay for the rescheduled appointment.

If you don't pass

If you don't pass, book another exam appointment the same way.

Once you have your licence

You must always drive with a supervisor in the seat beside you.
Your supervisor needs a Class 5 licence or higher from a Canadian or U.S. jurisdiction, held for at least 365 days in the last three years, and can't be a novice driver.
To move past Class 7 you need SGI-approved driver education: high school driver education, or at least six hours in class and six hours in the car (age 16 and up).

Frequently asked questions

Can I take the Saskatchewan learner's exam online?

If you're in a high school driver education program, yes: you write it online with a free MySGI account, which any motor licence issuer can set up for you. Everyone else books the exam with MySGI or a motor licence issuer and writes it in person.

Do I need my parent's permission at 15, 16 or 17?

Yes. First-time drivers aged 15 to 17 need a Signature/Guarantor Form signed by a parent or guardian. Once consent is given, it can't be withdrawn.

Can I get my learner's licence at 15?

Only if you're in a high school driver education program. Otherwise the minimum age is 16.

Official sources

Checked against these sources on October 29, 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm with SGI before you go.

More practice: Saskatchewan road signs test · Saskatchewan rules test · All Saskatchewan practice tests

How to get your Saskatchewan Class 7 learner's licence