The Law Clerk program at Northern College is a two-year (4 semester) Ontario College Diploma program. Graduates are prepared for career opportunities with law offices and other legal services providers, as well as the legal departments of Federal, Provincial and Municipal Government offices, insurance institutions, real estate offices, and other businesses.

Courses focus on:

• Wills and Estates Law
• Real Estate Law
• Family Law
• Litigation

Admission requirements

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
• Grade 12 English (C, U) OR equivalent

OR

• Mature student status (an applicant who does not have a high school diploma or equivalent and will have reached the age of 19 years on or before the start of the program). Mature students must undergo academic testing prior to admission into a program

Course delivery

• All instructors are offsite and all lectures are provided by distance through video and/or web-based platforms
• Thee virtual classroom also provides for chats, polling, verbal and written communication among students and professor

Fees

Tuition cost for domestic students is approximately $2,200 per semester with additional costs for books and supplies and various available services and programs.

More info

For more information on the Law Clerk Diploma Program at Northern College, including full admission requirements and how to apply, visit northernc.on.ca

								
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