By choosing Fanshawe’s Law Clerk (Co-op) program you will gain a competitive edge by integrating your academic studies with practical paid work experience. You will work on legal files alongside lawyers or paralegals in law firms, government agencies, corporate offices, or financial institutions. In many ways, the law is the most crucial institution in the country. If you find being a part of this prestigious career intriguing and you also want the opportunity to gain practical paid work experience, then the Law Clerk (Co-op) program is the right program for you!
This course will provide students with the foundation for determining jurisdiction and appropriate forum (e.g., where to start with a divorce application, where to file domestic contract, etc.). Students will learn to interpret relevant statutes, regulations, and related case law applicable to family law matters (e.g., Divorce Act, Family Law Act, Child Support Guidelines, Family Law Rules...
This course will enable a student to analyze the elements of an offence, to classify offences and to identify possible defences in criminal cases. This course will also enable a student to analyze the rights and obligations of citizens involving areas of civil law. Students will recognize the responsibilities and limitations of citizens, law enforcement officials and police officers in light of...
PREP Training / Practice Course code: PFLP 9004; Fee: $25.00 1 hour training / practice session – day, evening and weekend times available. View the PFLP 9004 course page for test dates. PARE Training / Practice Course code: PFLP 9005; Fee: $25.00 1 hour training / practice session - day, evening and weekend times available. View the PFLP 9005 course page for test dates. FITCO Training / Practice...
This course is designed to introduce learners to the fundamental concepts of Canadian Law and the countries legal systems. Students will learn various citizen rights and responsibilities, the importance of social and political participation, and elections. In addition, determining how laws are defined, created, implemented, and enforced will be examined. Canadian culture will also be addressed...
The work of occupational health and safety technicians is guided by federal, provincial and territorial legislation and regulations. In this course, students learn occupational health and safety law in Canada, as well as environmental legislation. Related topics include duties of workplace parties, and duties and powers of enforcement agencies. Students critically evaluate the role and obligations...
If you’re interested in a career as a police officer, this program offers excellent pre-employment academics and fitness preparation. This two-year diploma program will provide you with a strong base to compete for a spot in the Ontario Constable Selection System. Other career pathways may include Special Constable, or other related positions within the public safety field. In this program, students examine the complexities of the criminal justice system, grasp the current challenges and engage in problem-solving methods related to community concerns. Although the program features a strong theoretical component, it offers numerous opportunities for practical learning through scenario-based training and our fitness program.
Property, people and borders need to be protected by dynamic individuals who possess a diverse set of specialized skills. If you’re interested in pursuing a valued and respected career, this two-year diploma program will train you to be the best of the best so you may secure an exciting career in public safety.
The Court Support Services program provides you with the necessary skills to step into a variety of court service roles within every level of the provincial court system. Your journey will culminate in a 120 hour field placement, giving you the opportunity to have a hands-on, practical experience in the Ontario court system.
Patents in Canada provides learners with an understanding of patent law and its application. Students will learn about the patent application process and how patent rights are enforced in Canada. Learners will gain hands-on experience navigating CIPO's website and related resources. This micro-credential will provide a basic introduction to patent law in Canada. It is recommended participants...
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