Conveyancing Practitioner
Qualify as a licensed conveyancer — the recognised alternative to solicitor qualification for property work. Full independent practice on complex property matters.
What is the conveyancing practitioner?
The Level 6 conveyancing practitioner apprenticeship leads to full qualification as a licensed conveyancer, regulated by the CLC.
You'll be able to run your own files independently and, in time, own or lead a conveyancing practice.
What you'll do
Handle all residential and commercial property transactions independently.
Advise on complex matters: leasehold, new-build, shared ownership, commercial leases.
Manage a team of paralegals and technicians.
Progress toward owning or leading a conveyancing practice.
How the 3 years breaks down
Property law, contract, land registration.
Take on leasehold, commercial and complex residential.
Complete CLC final exams, qualify as licensed conveyancer.
Entry requirements
Requirements are set by each firm, but most look for: