Enrolment on the Roll of Lawyers
The final stage of the legal education pathway — qualifying for and applying for enrolment on the Roll of Lawyers under Act 1170.
The Path to the Roll
Qualifying for the Roll
The qualifications required to be enrolled on the Roll of Lawyers including LLB, LPT Certificate, and passing the National Bar Examination.
Qualifying Certificate
The Qualifying Certificate issued by CLET to persons who meet all requirements for enrolment on the Roll of Lawyers.
Roll of Lawyers
After receiving the Qualifying Certificate, applying to the General Legal Council to be enrolled on the Roll of Lawyers.
Enrolment Journey
Complete LLB
Obtain Bachelor of Laws degree from a CLET-accredited institution.
Act 1170 · s.74(1)(a)
Complete Law Practice Training
Complete one academic year of LPT and receive the Law Practice Training Certificate.
Act 1170 · s.74(1)(b)
Pass the National Bar Examination
Sit and pass the National Bar Examination administered by the National Bar Examination Committee.
Act 1170 · s.74(1)(c)
Receive Qualifying Certificate
CLET issues a Qualifying Certificate to persons who have fulfilled all requirements.
Act 1170 · s.75
Apply to the General Legal Council
Present the Qualifying Certificate to the General Legal Council to be enrolled on the Roll of Lawyers.
Act 1170 · s.76


