To define the essential core competencies for Canadian court administrators, ACCA looked at a number of approaches. In the end, it endorsed competencies defined by the National Association for Court Management (NACM) in the United States, due to the similarity of issues in both nations. In addition, the NACM has produced high quality information and resources. ACCA reviewed those resources and developed documents outlining how core competencies differ in the Canadian context, starting with comments on the purposes and responsibilities of the courts in Canada.
- Leadership
- Case Flow Management
- Information Technology Management
- Court Community Communications
- Human Resources Management
- Resources, Budget and Finance
- Education, Training and Development
- Essential Components
- Visioning and Strategic Planning
- NACM Core Competencies