Real estate law
Learn the documents and procedures behind property transactions.
Build practical skills in real estate law, litigation, estates and corporate law through career-focused training from Canadian Business College.
Learn how to draft legal documents, conduct research and apply legal theory in real-world scenarios.
You’ll train to write and edit legal letters, memos and reports for law firms, corporate legal departments and government offices.
Learn the documents and procedures behind property transactions.
Support the steps of civil litigation.
Study estates, family law and employment law.
Learn corporate law procedures and documents.
The diploma covers the Canadian legal system, legal research, litigation, real estate, corporate, estates, family and criminal law, and a field placement.
Get the training, tools and support you need to launch your legal career, in just one year.
Graduates can pursue legal roles in law offices and the court system. Explore six areas connected to the skills you’ll build.
Support lawyers with property purchases, sales and mortgages.
Employers set their own hiring requirements.
The Law Clerk program includes a 120-hour practicum placement, giving students valuable hands-on experience in real-world legal environments.
You’ll be prepared to work in law firms, corporate legal departments and government offices.
CBC’s remote learning is interactive and instructor-led, and available from anywhere in Ontario.
Prefer a mix? CBC offers online, hybrid and in-person formats. The online classroom provides instructor-led sessions with one-on-one support, and the hybrid option combines virtual and on-campus learning.
Canadian Business College pairs career-focused training with support designed to help students prepare for employment and explore funding options.
You’ll get hands-on training from industry professionals, plus career services including résumé writing, professional-development workshops, career tips and access to active job listings.
Choose one or more topics that you’d like to learn about. We’ll be in touch with program details, including start dates, tuition and answers to your questions.
Last updated: September 30, 2026
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Law firms, legal departments and government offices rely on trained law clerks. In just one year, you can build the skills with instructors guiding you the whole way.