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Qualifications in Land Registration Law and Practice

The Qualifications in Land Registration Law and Practice is a set of distance-learning courses.

It is run by Land Registry in partnership with the College of Law, the leading provider of legal education in the UK.

The partnership ensures academic integrity and professional delivery from the most authoritative sources possible.

Courses

Land Registry introduced the courses in September 2000.

Today, they are run at two levels (certificate and diploma).

The certificate is a one-year foundation course that provides a general introduction to property law, including the law and practice of land registration. The course is at A-level standard.

The diploma is a two-year course providing a comprehensive and detailed consideration of property law including the practice of land registration. The course is at degree level.

Benefits

  • You and your team will be right up to date with land registration and property law, and with Land Registry's way of working.
  • Your unqualified staff will handle instructions more confidently, needing less assistance, and getting greater job satisfaction.
  • Your organisation can achieve improved quality, less outsourcing, and lower costs.

Accreditation for the diploma course

We are delighted to bring you news that, under the College of Law's degree awarding powers, approval has been granted for the diploma course to be accredited.

The diploma was approved in August 2009 by the College of Law's Academic Board for the commencement of the new course starting in September 2009.

Students who successfully complete both years of the course will be awarded a Graduate Diploma worth 80 credits at Honours Level.

Many higher education institutions accept credit from other institutions towards their degree programmes and, as The College of Law is a fully recognised provider of UK credits, it may be possible to use the diploma credits in this way.

Course documentation

Please return the ethnic monitoring and application forms, with the relevant fee.

Enrolment

It runs from April to August each year. Courses start in September of that year.

During enrolment you can request our information pack.

At other times, please email us with your details for our mailing list. We will send you an information pack when they are available.

For more information, please contact The Qualifications Team at qt@landregistry.gsi.gov.uk.

Cost - Courses starting September 2010

Certificate Course
£965

Diploma Course
Year 1 £795
Year 2 £795

Optional events

Both courses provide optional study events, payable separately on attendance.

Certificate

  • Induction (2 days)  £240
  • Study days (2 seperate days)  £120 each day
  • Study weekend £240

Note: Graduation event - to be confirmed on invite.

Diploma

  • Year 1
    • Induction (1 day)  £120
    • Study days (2 scheduled)  £120 each day
    • Study weekend £240
  • Year 2
    • Study days (4 scheduled)  £120 each day

Note: Graduation event - to be confirmed on invite.

Sub-section links

Qualifications brochure

What our students say

Back to Qualifications in Land Registration Law and Practice

Locum solicitor Christine Knibb learned 'a terrific amount' on the two-year diploma course.

'It has given me an in-depth knowledge of the Land Registration Act, including adverse possession.'

'The course is value for money and I thought the study weekends and revision days were superb.'

Got a question?

Please contact us.

This year will be the last opportunity to obtain the LRQ Certificate or Diploma, so please enrol and send the full balance by 6 August 2010.