To be eligible for the Legal Assistant courses, applicants require:
High School Diploma
Secretarial skills such as Typing and Audio Transcription
IT, Word Processing experience or completed a Business Studies Course.
If you are a Mature Student, previous secretarial/administration work or skills are required.
To be eligible for the Paralegal or Business Law courses, applicants require:
High School Diploma
Previous office experience and skills
All candidates must be fluent in English Language.
For Mature Students, previous work experience is required.
To be eligible for the Office Administration course, applicants require:
Previous office experience and skills
All candidates must be fluent in English Language.
Please ensure that you have, or have access to the entire range of computer hardware and software published on our Distance Learning page, prior to starting a Paralegal, Legal Assistant or Business Law course.
Course fees must be paid in full in advance of completing the Course. All instalments must be completed in advance of completing the Course. If students wish to fast track their studies, payments must be completed earlier.
Cancellation of a Course must be in writing (email) to us within 14 days after being accepted - [email protected]. Failure to do so, will result in non-refund of payments. Any refunds will be subject to deduction of bank charges and processing fees.
There can be no refunds if a student starts and fails to complete a course outside of the cancellation period.
Modules/subjects are taken consecutively, not concurrently.
These Courses are not eligible for Visa Applications.
All Course Material supplied by us, whether written or oral, are for the sole purpose of studying with the College. They must not be re-produced, recorded or copied for use other than for the sole purpose of studying with us. Non-observance will result in breach of copyright and can lead to court proceedings.
Working within the legal sector represents trust, confidentiality. Legal Professionals must maintain clients' confidentiality at all times. Breach of Trust can lead to professional misconduct.