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Exemption Calculator: Find Your Fast Track to a CLC Conveyancing or Probate DiplomaS

Exemption Calculator

I started a law degree years ago but never finished it, so I honestly didn't expect any of it to count towards the Conveyancing Law Diploma. I was genuinely surprised to learn I qualified for exemptions! It was fantastic.

Access Law handled all the registration with SQA for me at no cost, which was a huge help. Thanks to my prior studies, I effectively halved the required modules on the Level 4 Diploma. If you have any legal qualifications, even incomplete ones, always check – it made a massive difference for me! Rhys Morgan (2025)

After completing my CILEx Level 3 Diploma, I decided the CLC route was a better fit for me.  My CILEx diploma exempted me from 3 of the Level 4 modules! I was able to complete the remaining Level 4 modules in under 6 months.

Now, I'm already stuck into Level 6, hoping to be qualified as a licensed conveyancer before the end of the year. This saved me so much time and effort. Aisha Khan (2025)

I completed my law degree over 10 years ago, I'd always been interested in property law, but couldn't pay for the LPC without a guaranteed training contract.

Discovering the CLC route was amazing! My degree exempt me from the entire Level 4 Diploma despite my degree's age.

I'm now part way through Level 6 and really enjoying it. I wish I had known about this route years ago. Marcus Thorne (2024)

Exemption Calculator: Find Your Fast Track to a CLC Conveyancing or Probate DiplomaS

Exemption Calculator

I started a law degree years ago but never finished it, so I honestly didn't expect any of it to count towards the Conveyancing Law Diploma. I was genuinely surprised to learn I qualified for exemptions! It was fantastic.

Access Law handled all the registration with SQA for me at no cost, which was a huge help. Thanks to my prior studies, I effectively halved the required modules on the Level 4 Diploma. If you have any legal qualifications, even incomplete ones, always check – it made a massive difference for me! Rhys Morgan (2025)

After completing my CILEx Level 3 Diploma, I decided the CLC route was a better fit for me.  My CILEx diploma exempted me from 3 of the Level 4 modules! I was able to complete the remaining Level 4 modules in under 6 months.

Now, I'm already stuck into Level 6, hoping to be qualified as a licensed conveyancer before the end of the year. This saved me so much time and effort. Aisha Khan (2025)

I completed my law degree over 10 years ago, I'd always been interested in property law, but couldn't pay for the LPC without a guaranteed training contract.

Discovering the CLC route was amazing! My degree exempt me from the entire Level 4 Diploma despite my degree's age.

I'm now part way through Level 6 and really enjoying it. I wish I had known about this route years ago. Marcus Thorne (2024)

Fast-Track Your Career with Exemptions!

Ready to elevate your career in conveyancing or probate?

The Level 4 and Level 6 Diplomas in Conveyancing Law & Practice are your ticket to success.

But what if you could qualify sooner and save money?

That's where exemptions come in!

Through Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), we acknowledge your existing skills and qualifications.

This means you can bypass certain modules, jump straight into advanced topics, and get qualified faster.

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Benefits of Conveyancing Exemptions 

Time Efficiency:

By exempting certain modules or levels, you can progress through your studies more swiftly. This is particularly advantageous for professionals who already possess relevant experience or qualifications in related fields, helping you achieve your career goals faster.

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Cost Savings:

Completing fewer modules directly translates to reduced tuition fees and other associated costs, making your professional development more financially accessible and a smart investment.

Focused Learning:

Exemptions allow you to concentrate on areas where you can genuinely expand your expertise, ensuring you are well-prepared for the complex challenges of conveyancing law and practice.

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Career Acceleration:

Qualifying sooner means you can enter the job market or advance within your current role much faster, significantly enhancing your career prospects and potential earnings.

How to Apply for Conveyancing or Probate Exemptions

Applying for exemptions is a straightforward process designed to credit your prior learning effectively. You will need to:

  • Use Our Online Checker: Input details of your prior qualifications and relevant modules or units passed.
  • Gather Your Evidence: You will typically need to provide official transcripts and qualification certificates to demonstrate your eligibility.
  • Submit Your Application: Submit your exemption request to support@alo-email.com. Our academic team will then review your qualifications and map your prior learning against the Level 4 and Level 6 Conveyancing Diploma units to confirm your eligible exemptions.
  • Receive Your Study Plan: Once assessed, we'll provide you with a personalised study plan, outlining the remaining units you need to complete to achieve your conveyancing qualification and ultimately, your CLC licence.

Don't let your past achievements go unrecognised. Use our exemptions checker today to discover the most efficient and cost-effective route to securing your conveyancing diplomas and advancing your professional journey with the CLC.

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FAQs for Conveyancing & Probate Exemptions

Q1: What is Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)?

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process that formally acknowledges and credits the knowledge and skills you've gained through work experience, informal learning, or other educational programs.

It allows you to use this prior learning to gain exemptions from parts of a qualification.

Q2: Which CLC qualifications are eligible for exemptions?

Exemptions are available for the Level 4 Diploma in Conveyancing Law and Practice, Level 4 Diploma in Probate Law, Practice and the Level 6 Diploma in Conveyancing Law and Practice. and the Level 6 Diploma in Probate Law and Practice.

Q3: When can I apply for exemptions?

You should apply for exemptions when you first enrol as a student. If you have gained additional qualifications since you first enrolled as a student and believe you may be eligible for further exemptions, you can apply for these at any time.

Q4: What documents do I need to submit with my application for exemptions?

You must provide copies of certificates and transcripts of any full or part-completed qualifications so we can assess if you are eligible for exemptions. Any documentation which is not in English must be officially translated. Official translations must be stamped and signed by the translator and sent to us as well as a copy of the documents in the original language.

Q5: Can I apply for an exemption for a single module only?

Yes, it's possible to apply for exemptions for individual modules if your prior learning directly covers the learning outcomes of that specific module.

Q6: Do I have to accept all exemptions I'm entitled to?

It's up to you to decide if you wish to claim the exemptions you are awarded.

You may wish to consider forfeiting exemptions, for instance, if a significant period of time has passed since you gained your previous qualifications, and you have not undertaken any further activity related to your studies in the intervening time.

Q7: What if my exemption application is denied?

If your application is denied, we will provide feedback on the reasons. You can then choose to enroll in the full course or discuss alternative pathways with our admissions team.

Q8:  If I disagree with the exemptions awarded to me, what can I do?

Please check the current CLC Exemption Policy (which can be found on their website).

If, following a review of the current CLC Exemption Policy, you believe you are still entitled to an exemption, you can appeal your result. 

Have Any Other Questions?

Feel free to leave your questions to us.
We will reply to you within 24 hours!

FAQs for Conveyancing & Probate Exemptions

Q1: What is Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)?

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is a process that formally acknowledges and credits the knowledge and skills you've gained through work experience, informal learning, or other educational programs.

It allows you to use this prior learning to gain exemptions from parts of a qualification.

Q2: Which CLC qualifications are eligible for exemptions?

Exemptions are available for the Level 4 Diploma in Conveyancing Law and Practice, Level 4 Diploma in Probate Law, Practice and the Level 6 Diploma in Conveyancing Law and Practice. and the Level 6 Diploma in Probate Law and Practice.

Q3: When can I apply for exemptions?

You should apply for exemptions when you first enrol as a student. If you have gained additional qualifications since you first enrolled as a student and believe you may be eligible for further exemptions, you can apply for these at any time.

Q4: What documents do I need to submit with my application for exemptions?

You must provide copies of certificates and transcripts of any full or part-completed qualifications so we can assess if you are eligible for exemptions. Any documentation which is not in English must be officially translated. Official translations must be stamped and signed by the translator and sent to us as well as a copy of the documents in the original language.

Q5: Can I apply for an exemption for a single module only?

Yes, it's possible to apply for exemptions for individual modules if your prior learning directly covers the learning outcomes of that specific module.

Q6: Do I have to accept all exemptions I'm entitled to?

It's up to you to decide if you wish to claim the exemptions you are awarded.

You may wish to consider forfeiting exemptions, for instance, if a significant period of time has passed since you gained your previous qualifications, and you have not undertaken any further activity related to your studies in the intervening time.

Q7: What if my exemption application is denied?

If your application is denied, we will provide feedback on the reasons. You can then choose to enroll in the full course or discuss alternative pathways with our admissions team.

Q8:  If I disagree with the exemptions awarded to me, what can I do?

Please check the current CLC Exemption Policy (which can be found on their website).

If, following a review of the current CLC Exemption Policy, you believe you are still entitled to an exemption, you can appeal your result. 

Have Any Other Questions?

Feel free to leave your questions to us.
We will reply to you within 24 hours!