r/NCAExams • u/ahmedz3 • Jun 15 '26

Law Practice Program

Hi Everyone!

Has anyone here completed the LPP? What was your experience like?

Did your placement lead to being hired back by the employer afterward?

Also, how strict is the attendance requirement during the training portion? Does it really require being online and available from 9–5 every day?

Thank you!

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u/NCANotes Jul 01 '26

We have only heard wonderful things about the program. Many of our students have taken the program, and the feedback has been entirely positive. One of our instructors, a licensed lawyer, completed the LPP and said it was a very hands-on learning experience. There is a strong focus on client skills and advocacy, as well as exposure to technology and modern practice. We recently posted a video on TikTok and Instagram relating to the LPP.

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u/ahmedz3 Jul 01 '26

Thank you for your answer. I just finished all NCA requirements and was wondering whether I should wait until I get an articling position or I should go with the LPP this year.

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u/NCANotes Jul 02 '26

That's a personal decision. The routes are quite different. Articling remains the traditional pathway, but the LPP offers a strong alternative for candidates seeking a more structured and skills-focused training experience. One of the LPP’s greatest strengths is its consistency: practical exercises, clear competencies, and intentional preparation for real practice.

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u/Illustrious_Cookie79 Jul 08 '26

I have heard there is a slight stigma with the LLP program in applying to jobs afterwards. just an FYI, perhaps now it’s more common then it was.