C.C.E.C. is dedicated to prepare and help law students understand the licensing and accreditation process in Canada. 

C.C.E.C. offers various training and preparation-based professional and educational development legal courses, via a designated professional team consisting of lawyers and senior educators with years of experience. 

C.C.E.C. professional courses provide students with the training they need to successfully pass their respective licensing exams. 

C.C.E.C. students come from various parts of the globe, with diverse backgrounds in various areas of law. Whether you are from Australia, Asia, Europe, the United States, or any other civil or common law region, our effort is to assist students in making the transition as smooth as possible.

C.C.E.C.’s guarantee 

In the unlikely event that a student in any program fails the licensing exam they have prepared for, the student will be allowed to retake the same course free at no extra cost in live online or recorded video format one time for comprehensive exam prep course(s).

• ​This organization has been approved as an Accredited Provider of Professionalism Content by the Law Society of Upper Canada

• ​This organization has been approved as an Accredited CPD Provider of professional responsibility and ethics, client care and relations, practice management and substantive law Content by the Law Society of British Columbia

Disclosure & Terms of Enrollment

NCA Exam Writing Prep Class

1. Nature of the Program The C.C.E.C. – NCA Review Program is an independent educational initiative developed to a law school academic standard. Its primary purpose is to assist students in refining their legal analysis and exam-writing techniques for the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) examinations.

2. Voluntary Participation Enrollment in this prep class is strictly voluntary. This program is not a prerequisite for licensing, nor is it mandated, endorsed, or required by the NCA, the Federation of Law Societies of Canada, or any provincial law society.

3. No Guarantee of Results While our curriculum is designed for rigor and many students find success in their first or subsequent attempts after completing law school-level programs, C.C.E.C. does not guarantee a passing grade. Success on the NCA exams depends on various factors, including the student’s individual preparation, prior legal education, and performance under exam conditions.

4. Independent Study & Accuracy Our materials are designed to supplement, not replace, the official NCA syllabi and required readings. While we strive for accuracy, the legal landscape and NCA requirements are subject to change.

Student Responsibilities & Regulatory Compliance

As a candidate for the Canadian legal profession, it is your responsibility to maintain professional diligence regarding your accreditation process. By enrolling, you acknowledge the following:

• Policy Awareness: You are solely responsible for staying updated with all NCA policies, syllabi changes, and exam instructions. You must regularly consult the official NCA website for the most current information regarding exam dates, formats, and permitted materials.

• Integrity and Conduct: You must adhere to the NCA’s rules of conduct and academic integrity. C.C.E.C. materials are for personal study use only and may not be shared or redistributed in violation of copyright or NCA policies.

• Administrative Deadlines: You remain responsible for all NCA registrations, fee payments, and scheduling. C.C.E.C. does not act as an intermediary between the student and the National Committee on Accreditation.

Acknowledgement: By proceeding with enrollment, the student confirms they have read, understood, and agreed to the terms outlined in this disclosure.

To qualify for admission to the Licensing Prep Course Process, an applicant must have graduated from an accredited education program or assessed by respective authority.