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If you are still looking to meet your CPD requirements for 2022, take advantage of our Last Kick at the Can rebroadcast series. From December 1 to 22, we will be rebroadcasting a number of our most popular and in-demand courses from the past year.
This two-day course provides you with the entry-level training for general civil mediation. You will become familiar with the basics of mediation in a coached, practical setting.
This new free program is designed to help you explore the many possibilities that await you with your law degree. Offered Tuesdays at lunch, our host Jeffrey A. Rose, KC, will explore the career paths of many dynamic guests.
The third course in CLEBC's Family Law Mediation curriculum, this program will give you a better understanding of family dynamics and power in mediation.
This new free program is designed to help you explore the many possibilities that await you with your law degree. Offered Tuesdays at lunch, our host Jeffrey A. Rose, KC, will explore the career paths of many dynamic guests.
In this one-day workshop, you will learn a new approach to mediating high conflict disputes. The tips and tools of this method can be used with any mediation.
This new free program is designed to help you explore the many possibilities that await you with your law degree. Offered Tuesdays at lunch, our host Jeffrey A. Rose, KC, will explore the career paths of many dynamic guests.
Join us in discussing arbitration practice as it's evolved under BC's new Arbitration Act and the hot topics that you need to know about. Whether you are new to arbitration or a seasoned pro, this content-packed course will be of interest.
New to the area of wills and estates or in need of a refresher? Benefit from the experience of senior paralegals who understand your perspective and the scope of your job.
An outstanding faculty will lead you through structured discussions about common issues such as when to give an opinion and when not to, limiting the scope and purpose of an opinion, and how to choose the best wording.
We will discuss the application of parliamentary procedure and Robert's Rules of Order in meetings. You will gain an understanding of rules and the principles that they are intended to uphold.
