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What subjects are covered by The College?

We offer a wide range of courses, from management training to specialist legal disciplines such as property, advocacy and corporate law, all taught by some of the most experienced legal tutors in the world.

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Who are the College’s courses designed for?

We are focused exclusively on equipping legal practitioners at every level with the knowledge and skills they need to further their careers and meet future challenges. We provide courses specifically designed for overseas legal practitioners at all levels, and for practitioners in England and Wales who want to develop their international capabilities.

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Where are your courses offered?

Courses can be delivered to firms in-house in the UK or overseas, by supervised online learning or at our training centre in London.

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How often are courses updated?

We pride ourselves on providing relevant, up-to-date training. Innovative new courses are frequently introduced, often the first of their kind. With us, participants can be confident they are receiving learning that reflects the most current legal thinking.

What is the International Lawyers Programme?

A structured training programme at Master’s degree level, delivered through a joint initiative between The College of Law, the Law Society's International Division and the European Lawyers Association.

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What is the International Practice Diploma Programme?

This programme is ideal for newly-qualified lawyers, because it enables them to practise law overseas. It is a joint programme devised by The College of Law and the International Bar Association with input from leading global law firms.

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What is the Qualified Lawyers’ Transfer Test (QLTT)?

The QLTT enables eligible foreign lawyers to practice as solicitors in England and Wales. It is also suitable for UK barristers who wish to re-qualify as solicitors.

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How can I manage my work while I’m studying?

Our course timetables are carefully designed to fit in with the needs of firms and individual lawyers. We’re here to enhance your skills, not prevent you doing your job.