A Law Clerk (LCK) is a legal professional—often a recent law graduate or student—who provides essential support to judges or attorneys by conducting legal research, drafting documents, and summarizing case facts. This two-year legal paraprofessional program equips student with the knowledge and skills to assist lawyers in corporate, government, or law firm settings. Taught by experienced legal professionals, the curriculum covers real estate, corporate law, litigation, wills and estates, and family law. They'll gain technical skills through workshops, law firm tours, court visits, career events, field placements, and speaking engagements. Fluency in English is crucial, with a strong emphasis on effective verbal and written communication throughout the program. In this program, They will develop skills in: • Professional communication and proofreading

• Legal drafting

• Problem-solving

• Organization and time management

• Research, legislation review, and information synthesis

• Collaboration and teamwork

• Proficiency in word processing and legal technology