What is the maximum number of supervisees per supervisor on the board?

• A. Two
• B. Three
• C. Four
• D. Five

Answer: (B)

Supervision ratios are set to ensure each supervisee gets adequate oversight, feedback, and evaluation. The board’s limit on how many supervisees a single supervisor can oversee at once is designed to keep supervision direct and timely. Three supervisees per supervisor is the standard maximum because it balances broad training with the supervisor’s ability to provide meaningful, frequent guidance. Having only two would be more restrictive than necessary in typical practice, while four or five would stretch the supervisor too thin and undermine supervision quality. So the maximum is three.