Legal Terminology

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The Legal Terminology program at Canadore College is a non-degree course for students who want to learn common legal terms used in law offices, government agencies, and court systems. It lasts several weeks and is taught in English. The main advantage is building a strong vocabulary in legal terminology.

Students will study and practice legal terminology through quizzes, study guides, and other hands-on components. They will learn vocabulary related to law offices, government agencies, court systems, social services, and current affairs. This will help them understand legal concepts and terms.

Graduates can work as Legal Assistants, Court Clerks, Law Clerks, or Administrative Assistants in law firms, government agencies, or court systems. They can also work in social services or current affairs, applying their knowledge of legal terminology.