QUOTE(Seremban_2 @ Mar 18 2010, 12:20 AM)
Hey, I am a student in Brickfield Asia College and Part-time Working in a legal Firm. Currently, I am taking a law degree for University of Northumbia 1+2. They let me take up LLB because my entry requirement is Mature Student age 27 and with a standard degree from La Trobe University, Melbourne and approve by LAN. In the Past, After my SPM went straight to Business Foundation in Inti then went to Nilai for my Business Management Degree.
A confuse student.
The Question is am I able to take up CLP without taking A-Level's.
Am I able to be call to the BAR without A'Level's.
Base on my understanding that a mature student and LLB Degree already enough to qualify to take CLP exam and call to the BAR.
I have ask the coordinator and lecturer, They said ok. I went to get a copy of CLP form stated the entry requirements:
1) Candidates must have minimum 4 credits (including English) for their SPM or Equivalent exam (UEC, GCE'O' Levels and School Certifcate Exam. In Australia, SC Exam in New Zealand and
2) 2 STPM / A Levels principal passes or equivalent in one sitting and
3)Law degree (Min. 12 subjects with 6 core subjects that include Contract, Torts, Constituitional, Criminal, Land, Equity and Trusts.)
-LLB London External
I got the 1), 2) and 3) which I qualify for CLP. The 2) I don't have A Levels but I got a Australia Degree approved by LAN. The word "Equivalent" allows me to qualify.