Council For Licensed Conveyancers
Final Level Part-Time (1 Year)
This programme of study is designed for those who wish to become licensed Conveyancers. It builds upon the qualification offered by the CLC at Foundation Level.
Frequently asked questions:
Why should I choose Advance to study the law?
Advance is dedicated to ensuring that you receive the highest quality of education set in a professional environment. We see you as our valued customers and will provide an unprecedented quality of service and standard of education with access to IT and reading facilities through our enthusiastic team of tutors and support staff.
Who is this course for?
The course is for those wishing to become Licensed Conveyancers.
How long is the programme?
The programme runs from September 2008 until June 2009.
When will I have to attend formal teaching sessions?
You will have to attend one evening a week for all modules from 5.30-8.00 p.m. commencing September 23rd. 2008. The course runs for 30 weeks a year and you are examined in January and June.
Do I need any previous qualifications to be eligible to join the course?
You must have completed the Foundation Level of the CLC programme of study and will not be permitted to enrol on the Final until all Foundation examinations have been successfully completed.
How is the programme taught and by whom?
The programme is taught by professional tutors who embrace all the modern teaching techniques available. In the classroom you can expect to receive a variety of teaching methods to encompass all learning styles and requirements supported by hi-tec facilities. We will always ensure that your time with us will be an enjoyable and rewarding experience. Our reputation relies on your success so you can always be assured of high quality tuition.
How will my work be assessed?
The programme is assessed by traditional examinations set by the CLC in January and June. Final Level examination will take place in the following subjects:
Accounts
Conveyancing Law & Practice
Landlord & Tenant
Will I need to study at times other than in the classroom?
The answer to this is yes. However, we are all individuals working in different ways. In our opinion it will be necessary for you to devote a minimum of four extra hours a week for each subject to your studies. This might involve research or completing assignments or simply reading chapters in books and manuals. How much additional study is a subjective decision however, as examinations approach it will increase substantially.
How much does it cost?
Tuition Fees: £1200 payable to Advance CPD. You can take advantage of our two payment instalment terms. 50% is payable on enrolment in Term 1 and 50% on commencement of Term 2 in January 2009. You will be required to be registered with CLC and pay the appropriate examination fees directly to them. For details of current charges for this please contact the CLC on telephone number 01245 349599 or visit their Website www.clc.gov.uk where you will also be able to view the rules and regulations of the Council and its academic requirements.
