The career as a Law Clerk has greatly increased in popularity due to the value they add to the legal world. Lawyers have realized the potential of Law Clerks and have evolved to take advantage of their capabilities. A Law Clerk can work independently or with lawyers on a variety of different tasks and responsibilities. Law Clerks most frequently work to relieve lawyers of administrative tasks and assist them with complex legal matters.
Becoming a trained professional is no small feat; one must fully commit themselves to the program. The Law Clerk curriculum has been formatted to give students the absolute best training needed to be successful with this career. Many significant areas of study are included to create well-rounded graduates. Students who complete particular sections of the program are eligible to write the associated Institute of Law Clerks of Ontario (ILCO) provincial exams. triOS holds an exclusive three year agreement as the only Private Career College to be in association with ILCO and is an official Provincial Examination location for ILCO exams. As an added bonus, all Law Clerk students receive student membership with ILCO. |
These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school.
High School Graduation Diploma or Mature Student Status (18 years of age and academic achievement assessment passed); passing score on the triOS entrance assessment; admission interview to determine suitability for a career in the legal field.
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