After completing the University of London LL.B, graduates must pass the Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) to qualify as an advocate and solicitor and gain admission to the Malaysian Bar. The CLP is conducted by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board under the Legal Profession Act 1976 and is open to candidates who meet the minimum LL.B requirements.
At ATC College, students gain a strong advantage through practical, exam-focused training that balances academic knowledge with real-world legal application. Learning from experienced academics and practitioners—including CLP textbook authors—students are well equipped with the essential skills needed to succeed.
The CLP is held twice yearly: the main examination in July and the supplementary (re-sit) examination in October. Candidates must pass all five compulsory papers in one sitting.
After completing the University of London LL.B, graduates must pass the Certificate in Legal Practice (CLP) to qualify as an advocate and solicitor and gain admission to the Malaysian Bar. The CLP is conducted by the Legal Profession Qualifying Board under the Legal Profession Act 1976 and is open to candidates who meet the minimum LL.B requirements.
At ATC College, students gain a strong advantage through practical, exam-focused training that balances academic knowledge with real-world legal application. Learning from experienced academics and practitioners—including CLP textbook authors—students are well equipped with the essential skills needed to succeed.
The CLP is held twice yearly: the main examination in July and the supplementary (re-sit) examination in October. Candidates must pass all five compulsory papers in one sitting.
In General Paper, you will be reading the Malaysian Tort and Contract Law. You will develop an in-depth understanding of the legal principles, rules, practices, procedures, case law, and its direct application. You will learn to draft, prepare Statements of Claim and other legal documentation.
In the subject of Evidence, you will be learning about a lot of interesting cases, and develop an in-depth understanding of the law governing the admissibility of evidence in Malaysia. You will be able to analyse cases, apply the legal principles, and present your argument practically in civil and criminal proceedings.
Civil Procedure is a very practical and applicable subject for work in a law firm. It is one of the heavier subjects, and you will have an advantage if you have some legal work experience. You must be familiar with the Rules of Court 2012. You will gain detailed knowledge of the procedures governing the stages of a trial, commencing in the High Courts and Subordinate Courts to judgement.
In the Criminal Procedure subject, you will acquire a thorough understanding of the Malaysian criminal procedures, rules, and practices, which include topics such as Arrest, Bail, and Sentencing, Revisionary Powers, and Appeals. You will develop a deep understanding of the legal principles of Criminal Law and related legislation, and the different procedural rules in criminal matters to ensure proper and efficient administration of justice.
This subject is divided into 2 parts, Part A and Part B. Part A is about Ethics and Advocacy, focusing on the rules governing the professional conduct of advocates and solicitors. You will understand and appreciate the roles and responsibilities, liabilities, immunity, privileges, and ethics of the legal profession in Malaysia. In Part B, you will develop a comprehensive understanding of the principles of Malaysian Land Law, Probate Law, Bankruptcy, and Winding-Up Law. You will be able to identify issues and advise on evidence, liability, procedure and remedies, and draft pleadings.
After you have passed the CLP, you may proceed to undergo pupilage, or chambering, for 9 months, under a senior counsel, or master who has at least 7 years of legal experience. This industrial experience is a prerequisite in order to be called to the Malaysian Bar. And if you decide to enter into the corporate world instead, this highly-respected qualification adds weightage to your resume in your chosen field.
General Paper
In General Paper, you will be reading the Malaysian Tort and Contract Law. You will develop an in-depth understanding of the legal principles, rules, practices, procedures, case law, and its direct application. You will learn to draft, prepare Statements of Claim and other legal documentation.
Evidence
In the subject of Evidence, you will be learning about a lot of interesting cases, and develop an in-depth understanding of the law governing the admissibility of evidence in Malaysia. You will be able to analyse cases, apply the legal principles, and present your argument practically in civil and criminal proceedings.
Civil Procedure
Civil Procedure is a very practical and applicable subject for work in a law firm. It is one of the heavier subjects, and you will have an advantage if you have some legal work experience. You must be familiar with the Rules of Court 2012. You will gain detailed knowledge of the procedures governing the stages of a trial, commencing in the High Courts and Subordinate Courts to judgement.
Criminal Procedure
In the Criminal Procedure subject, you will acquire a thorough understanding of the Malaysian criminal procedures, rules, and practices, which include topics such as Arrest, Bail, and Sentencing, Revisionary Powers, and Appeals. You will develop a deep understanding of the legal principles of Criminal Law and related legislation, and the different procedural rules in criminal matters to ensure proper and efficient administration of justice.
Professional Practice
This subject is divided into 2 parts, Part A and Part B. Part A is about Ethics and Advocacy, focusing on the rules governing the professional conduct of advocates and solicitors. You will understand and appreciate the roles and responsibilities, liabilities, immunity, privileges, and ethics of the legal profession in Malaysia. In Part B, you will develop a comprehensive understanding of the principles of Malaysian Land Law, Probate Law, Bankruptcy, and Winding-Up Law. You will be able to identify issues and advise on evidence, liability, procedure and remedies, and draft pleadings.
After you have passed the CLP, you may proceed to undergo pupilage, or chambering, for 9 months, under a senior counsel, or master who has at least 7 years of legal experience. This industrial experience is a prerequisite in order to be called to the Malaysian Bar. And if you decide to enter into the corporate world instead, this highly-respected qualification adds weightage to your resume in your chosen field.
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| Registration Fee: RM1,000 | Tuition Fee: RM14,000 |
Course Advisor, CLP Senior Lecturer, Criminal Procedure & Professional Practice (Land Law)
Senior Lecturer, Civil Procedure
Senior Lecturer
Senior Lecturer, Law of Evidence & Criminal Procedure
Senior Lecturer, General Paper (Contract) & Civil Procedure
Head of Department, CLP Lecturer, Professional Practice (Probate; Land Law ; Ethics & Advocacy)
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DATO’ JOSHUA KEVIN Course Advisor, CLP |
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MR RAVINDRAN SHANMUGANATHAN Senior Lecturer, Civil Procedure
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Senior Lecturer |
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MR CHOONG KAK SEN Senior Lecturer, Law of Evidence & Criminal Procedure |
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MS IRENE KAM SOK KHUAN Senior Lecturer, General Paper (Contract) & Civil Procedure |
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MS KASHMIR HARBANS SINGH Head of Department, CLP Lecturer, Professional Practice (Probate; Land Law ; Ethics & Advocacy)
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