• Level 4 Diploma in Conveyancing Law & Practice: Your journey begins with the Level 4 Diploma in Conveyancing Law & Practice. This foundational course provides an in-depth understanding of the English Legal System, Contract Law and Land Law, equipping you with the essential knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of property transactions. The Level 4 Diploma also covers the entire conveyancing process, from initial instructions to post-completion, ensuring you have a solid grasp of the fundamental aspects of the profession.
  
  Students holding alternative legal qualifications may qualify for exemption from some or all components of the Level 4 Diploma.
  

• Level 6 Diploma in Conveyancing Law & Practice: Once you have completed the Level 4 Diploma, you can progress to the more advanced Level 6 Diploma. The Level 6 Diploma is made up of three comprehensive modules designed to deepen your expertise. The Landlord and Tenant module provides an extensive study of leases and leasehold conveyancing, offering valuable insights into this specialised area. The Conveyancing module covers all aspects and challenges of the conveyancing process, from taking initial instructions to handling post-completion tasks, ensuring you are well-prepared to manage complex transactions. The Accounts module teaches you to apply more advanced accounting procedures and rules relevant to conveyancing transactions and the management of a conveyancing business, giving you the financial acumen needed to succeed in the field.
  
  Students holding alternative legal qualifications may qualify for exemption from some or all components of the Level 6 Diploma.
  

• Practical Experience: Before applying to the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC to be registered as a Licensed Conveyancer, students must complete 1200 hours of practical experience. This essential hands-on training can be gained in various settings, including specialised conveyancing practices, legal firms that offer conveyancing services, or organisations with in-house teams providing property advice to internal clients. This practical experience ensures students develop the necessary skills and knowledge to handle real-world property transactions effectively. Through this extensive training, students gain invaluable insights into the day-to-day responsibilities of a Licensed Conveyancer, preparing them for a successful career in the field.

After completing your CLC Level 4 Conveyancing Diploma, your CLC Level 6 Conveyancing Diploma and your 1200 hours of practical experience, you can apply to CLC to become a Licensed Conveyancer. 

Application Process

• Request an Application Form: 
  Begin by requesting an application form from CLC
• Submit Supporting Documents: 
  Your application form should be submitted to CLC with relevant supporting documentation. This will include your Statement of Practical Experience, a certified copy of your photographic ID, such as a Passport or Photographic Driving Licence, and certified copies of all educational certificates and transcripts
• Approval and Certification: 
  After your application has been reviewed and approved, you will receive your CLC Qualifying Conveyancing Licence