PCLL Conversion Prep. Course (PPC)

Our PPC is designed to prepare students or graduates of LLB (Hons) and Law Conversion courses to undertake the necessary PCLL Conversion examinations for admissions into the Postgraduate Certificate in Laws (PCLL) in Hong Kong.

The programme is designed to provide candidates with all the content and knowledge for the exam (including comprehensive manuals for each subject) and to focus on writing skills and exam techniques in a series of intensive seminars taking place right before the PCLL Conversion examinations.

Compared with a traditional law course, our PPC programme offers less lectures and more small-group seminars, with detailed individualised feedback on daily writing exercises. Our online course includes live seminars delivered at UK-friendly times during weekends.

Here are just some of the reasons why we’re best placed to help you prepare for your PCLL Conversion examinations:

• Teaching focused on writing techniques and exam methodology. All our workshops are based on past exam papers, with students receiving individual detailed feedback on each paper written.
• A total per module of 20 hours of lectures to practice, evaluate, and assess your writing and your exam skills (10 hours for Commercial Law Part C).
• Our online programme delivered through our state-of-the-art learning platform
• Each module is offered twice a year, our calendar follows the calendar for the PCLL Conversion examinations, with each module running from October to December (for the January PCLL Conversion examinations) and from April to June (for the June PCLL Conversion examinations).
• Each module gradually accelerates and concludes with intensive writing workshops right before the exams. This allows our students to focus on their other obligations during the semester, and to dedicate more time to their PCLL Conversion examinations in the few weeks and months immediately preceding the exams.
• Flexible study, pre-recorded online lectures that students have access to watch at their own time and pace, followed by attendance on campus or live streamed writing workshops, feedback sessions, and intensive workshops.