Qualifying Certificate Examinations

The IEC conducts all examinations for the Programme offered at the Ghana School of Law. These include the Professional Law Course Part I and Part II and the Post Call Law Course

Qualifying Certificate Examination (Professional Law Examinations)

A student of the Professional Law Course id eligible to write the Qualifying Certificate Examination, if that student has pursued a course of study in the approved subjects specified in Regulation 8, paid the fees specified in Regulation 6, and obtained a clearance from the Ghana School of Law (Regulation 10 of L.I. 2355, as amended by L.I. 2427).

Regulation 8 lists the approved subjects in respect of which practical training and instructions are given as follows:

• Civil Procedure.

• Criminal Procedure.

• Law of Evidence.

• Conveyancing and Drafting.

• Law Practice Management and Legal Accountacy.

• Advocacy and Legal Ethics.

• Alternative Dispute Resolution.

• Company and Commercial Law Practice.

• Family Law and Practice.

• Law of Interpretation of Deeds and Statutes, and

• any other subject that the Council may determine.

The exit examinations for Professional, and Post Call programmes are administered in June/July. Candidates must pay their examination fee prior to registering for the examinations.