TSoM NCA Program

"The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every business and community in Canada, and the NCA is no exception. In the Spring of 2020, the NCA made the decision to move all in-person NCA exams to an online format.

The shift saw its fair share of hiccups and glitches with online hosting and capacity issues which were all very well documented. What did not appear to be talked about much was how the fundamentals of preparation and studying for NCA exams would change. Are you prepared to write a four-hour exam on your computer? Do you have a home environment that gives you the best chance to succeed in an exam? I recently spoke to Dr. Steve Joordens, Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough and Director of the Advanced Learning Technologies Lab..."

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The NCA Exam Are Now Online: How to Study and Prepare With the NCA Exam being conducted online due to COVID-19, known in detail how to study and prepare for the exam.

The Toronto School of Management is proud to announce our new partnership with Global Esquire Canada Mentorship Program.

Global Esquire Canada has partnered with the The BlackNorth Initiative. Global Esquire Canada will provide 25 Black Indigenous and People of Colour aspiring young professionals per academic year with tailored career mentoring and counselling and academic advisement on the value add of international legal education in the UK and guidance on accessing law firms, corporate legal departments and law related organizations that will create meaningful transformative pathways to successful legal and law related professional careers for the BIPOC community.

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Announcing New Scholarships with Scholarship Partner: TSoM NCA Prep Program Global Esquire Canada Mentorship Program is please to announce our newest Scholarships for 5 recipients admitted into the Global Esquire Canada Mentorship Program. 5 recipients will receive a $2000 valued study prep package as part of the Toronto School of Managements National Committee on Accredita...

The NCA has changed it's fees to reflect the rise in exam production and invigilating costs. Read more from the website here:

NCA Fee Changes - Federation of Law Societies of Canada Please be advised that the following NCA fees are changing: NCA Assessments – effective April 1, 2021, the fee will be $450 CDN plus applicable taxes NCA Exam Appeals – effective April 1, 2021 the fee will be $250 CDN plus applicable taxes. NCA Exams – effective March 15, 2021 the fee for regi...

As an internationally trained lawyer in Canada, you are confronted with a lot of ‘what’s’ and ‘if’s’ as you begin your journey to accreditation and practice. The first thing you are usually required to complete are the NCA exams or a Canadian LLM.

After the NCA exams/LLM come the Bar exams (or equivalent, depending on the province you choose to practice in). Once you complete the accreditation and licensing process of your journey in Canada, you will most likely be confronted with the daunting proposition of finding work.

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Networking for Internationally Trained Lawyers in Canada. How to Find What Works for you Here are some networking tips for internationally trained lawyers in Canada. Read and know how to grow your personal network.