CLC Insights
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2 New CLC Exemptions: How Non-Law Graduates and Overseas Lawyers Can Now Skip the Level 4 Diploma
Non-law degree or overseas law degree? Two CLC exemptions now let you skip most of Level 4: study Land Law, then go straight to the Level 6 Diploma.
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Non-Law Degree? CLC Graduate Conversion vs the SQE: 5 Differences in Cost, Time and Career
Weighing the SQE with a non-law degree? Compare cost, time, work experience and career scope with the CLC Graduate Conversion Exemption route.
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How to Become a Conveyancer With a Non-Law Degree in 4 Steps
Got a non-law degree? Become a Licensed Conveyancer in 4 steps: Level 4 Land Law, the Level 6 Diploma, 1,200 hours of experience, then your CLC licence.
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Is Your STEP Certificate More Than 6 Years Old? The CLC's 24-Month Concession Explained
STEP Advanced Certificates more than six years old? A temporary CLC concession accepts certificates up to 24 months beyond the limit for the Advanced Probate Exemption, until 31 December 2028. Here is how to work out your deadline. -
Foreign Lawyer in the UK? SQE vs the CLC Overseas Graduate Exemption Compared
Overseas law degree or foreign lawyer? Compare the SRA and SQE route with the CLC Overseas Graduate Exemption on cost, experience and what you can practise.
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Can I Work as a Conveyancer in the UK With a Foreign Law Degree?
Yes. With a common law degree you start at Level 6; from other legal systems you add Level 4 Land Law. How the CLC Overseas Graduate Exemption works.
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