SELU will be recognized on the local, national and global stage, as an authority on development of leadership excellence through activities and initiatives.

SELU will facilitate opportunities with local, national and international organizations for leadership development through research, professional learning, program development and consulting services.

The Saskatchewan Educational Leadership Unit (SELU) is a non-profit agency that provides customized consultative services to educational partners, First Nations authorities, and human services agencies that enhance leadership development and educational programs.  Established by the Ministry of Education in 1986, the Saskatchewan Educational Leadership Unit has served provincial, national, and international clients by:

• designing and implementing professional development programs and activities;
• conducting research and administrative studies on educational leadership and issues that affect it;
• providing a forum for the discussion of significant educational and administrative issues;
• linking organizations involved in leadership development; and,
• consulting with agencies and individuals interested in enhancing their leadership development and educational programs.

SELU is a collaborative and active partner in the K-12 and post-secondary education sectors. We focus on enhancing the quality of leadership in education, improving student learning outcomes and student well-being.

SELU operates as Centre at the University of Saskatchewan, and is aligned with the College of Education and the Department of Educational Administration. We are uniquely positioned to conduct and share research, and to connect faculty with special research interests and expertise to the field. Our work enables faculty to stay current on issues facing school divisions, First Nations authorities, and agencies from the human services sectors.

The Saskatchewan Education Leadership Unit has aligned its work with the Ministry of Education’s Education Sector Strategic Plan (ESSP) and is excited to see the development of the new Provincial Education Plan 2020-2030.  SELU’s team members contribute to discussions regarding educational priorities in the province.

As per SELU’s vision and mission, the unit creates connections between work done in school divisions, First Nations authorities, and the human services with a wide range of government initiatives.