A full-time examination preparation program for internationally trained lawyers and law graduates completing the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) process. Live instruction covers the core NCA subject areas and the legal analysis and writing skills needed for the examinations.
Internationally trained lawyers preparing for NCA examinations.
Foreign law graduates from civil or common law jurisdictions.
Newcomers to Canada planning to enter the Canadian legal profession.
Subjects Taught
Canadian Criminal Law
Canadian Constitutional Law
Foundations of Canadian Law
Professional Responsibility
Civil Litigation
Evidence
Torts
Administrative Law
Related occupational group: NOC 41101, lawyers and Quebec notaries. Example job titles include lawyer, legal counsel, barrister and solicitor, and corporate counsel.
Schedule and Tuition
Duration: 21 weeks, full time (425 hours; six months or less)
Post-graduate education in a specific skill or regulated profession, or equivalent.
Applicants are typically internationally trained in the related occupation (NOC 41101, lawyers and Quebec notaries).
Apply through the Program Registration Portal to receive a free initial qualifying assessment. You will then receive instructions to upload your credentials securely.
International Applicants
Domestic and international applicants may apply.
This program runs six months or less. A study permit and a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) are not required.
Completion does not qualify a student for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
Delivery and Assessment
Delivery
Full-time instruction in English, delivered in person at the Vaughan campus or online through the College learning management system (LMS). Online students must meet the College System Requirements. No internship or placement is required.
Assessment
Each module or subject ends with an online multiple-choice examination and assignments. The pass mark is 60%.
Important Information
Please read before you apply
“This program does not require approval under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005.”
The program prepares students for NCA examinations. It does not grant NCA accreditation, a Certificate of Qualification, or a licence to practise law.
A licence to practise law is granted only by the provincial law society, after the NCA process and the law society’s own licensing requirements.
The College does not guarantee licensure, registration, employment, or salary outcomes.
Canadian Career Education College (CCEC) is registered as a career college under the Ontario Career Colleges Act, 2005. College email comes only from @ccecollege.online, @ccecollege.com, or @cancollege.online.