S.1 Ep.3 Getting Assessed for Minimum NCA Examinations

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To Practice Law in Ontario (The SOD Podcast Channel)

Bolloite (Debbie) Offor

7 episodes

1 week ago

"To Practice Law in Ontario" will unveil the tapestry of my experiences as a young lawyer in Ontario, weaving together the threads of knowledge and wisdom that illuminate my path. I dedicate its first season to "paying it forward" by sharing valuable insights and 'hidden' knowledge that helped me navigate the process of becoming a licensed lawyer in Ontario as a foreign-trained professional. Join me as we explore practical tips and advice for aspiring lawyers, demystify the licensing process, and shed light on the challenges and triumphs of a newcomer to the Canadian legal scene.

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S.1 Ep.3 Getting Assessed for Minimum NCA Examinations

To Practice Law in Ontario (The SOD Podcast Channel)

17 minutes 46 seconds

2 years ago

S.1 Ep.3 Getting Assessed for Minimum NCA Examinations

In this episode, I share what I was told was a useful strategy to ensure I didn't get assessed to write more than 5 NCA Examinations by the FLSC.

Does this strategy work? I have absolutely no idea. Did it work for me? Again, I don't know. Is there any harm in employing it? I think not.

Ultimately, I'm simply just copying and pasting a piece of advice I was given four (4) years ago.

As always, good luck on your licensing journey!