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Writing the NCA Exam
The NCA exams are open-book for a reason. They aren't designed to test your memory, but rather your ability to think and reason like a Canadian lawyer. This is why so many internationally trained lawyers struggle with them. The number one reason students fail an NCA exam isn't a lack of legal knowledge; it's a failure to master the Application component of the IRAC method.
Read moreA Legacy of Adaptation: How NCA Tutor has Evolved to Meet the Needs of Internationally Trained Lawyers
For over 13 years, NCA Tutor has stood at the forefront of the Canadian legal licensing process, guiding internationally trained lawyers through the complex landscape of the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA) exams. Our journey is a testament to our unwavering commitment to empowering our students. It’s a story of constant adaptation, driven by a simple mission: to ensure that every aspiring lawyer, regardless of their location or personal circumstances, has access to the highest quality preparation.
Read moreWhy You Need the Latest Criminal Code for Your NCA Exams
As an NCA student, having the correct resources is paramount to your success. One of the most important tools in your arsenal is the Criminal Code of Canada. However, you must be cautious when purchasing a copy, as not all versions are created equal. The Criminal Code of Canada is updated annually, and using an older version can be a significant disadvantage.
Read moreWhen the NCA Says "No": Your Guide to Next Steps
Receiving an NCA assessment that grants no recognition for your legal education can feel like a major setback. It's crucial to understand why this decision was made and what actionable steps you can take next.
Why Your Legal Education May Not Be Recognized
Read moreJust received your NCA assessment? Learn how to strategically plan your exams, including which ones to take together and in what order, to maximize your chances of success.
Read moreToday marks the final day of Summer School at the University of Birmingham.
We extend our sincere thanks to the University and to all the students for welcoming us for the fifth consecutive year.
Read moreThe results for Foundations and Family law are officially out! 🎉 Congratulations to all who passed! If you joined us for one of these courses, we’d love to hear how you did—feel free to email your results to info@nca-tutor.com.
Our upcoming foundations course starts in a few weeks. If you need any guidance or have questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch—we’re here to support you!
The results for constitutional law are finally out, and we know this has been a highly anticipated moment for many of you.
If you took part in our constitutional law course, we’d love to hear how it went! Share your results with us at info@nca-tutor.com
If the outcome wasn’t what you expected and you need a bit of guidance, we're here to support you. Our live connstitutional law classes kick of in a few weeks—don’t hesitate to reach out!
LexPD is pleased to share that the Pre-Release version of our 2025/26 Ontario Bar Indices is now available!
If you’d like early access click here to purchase now.
As a member of this group, you’ll receive the current Pre-Release version now, and automatically get the Final Version. While the Pre-Release has already undergone multiple reviews, we’re inviting feedback and suggestions from early access users until May 13, 2024, to help shape the final version.
Please note: this version is for electronic use only and cannot be printed. The printable Final Version will be shared with you upon release.
We know many of you have been anxiously awaiting your administrative law results—the wait is finally over!
If you participated in our administrative law course, we’d love to hear how you did. Feel free to share your results with us by emailing info@nca-tutor.com.
We’re excited to celebrate your progress with you
If you didn’t get the result you were hoping for and could use some support, we’re here to help. Our live administrative law classes begin this weekend, so don’t hesitate to reach out!
NCA Tutor was delighted to welcome Alex Pletsch, who shared his remarkable legal journey spanning the public sector, private practice, and in-house counsel roles.
Drawing from his diverse experience, Alex breaks down the key distinctions, challenges, and growth opportunities in each legal setting—offering invaluable guidance for those exploring or transitioning between these career paths.
Whether you're an NCA candidate, a law student, or a legal professional planning your next step, this conversation offers honest, real-world insight you won’t want to miss.
The Canadian Criminal Law and Business Organizations results are out! 🎉 Congratulations to everyone who passed! If you took our course, we’d love to hear from you—send us an email and share your results!
We've just updated our 2025 course schedule with new dates and times! If you're preparing for an upcoming 2025 NCA exam and need additional assistance, check out our latest schedule here
We have our Canadian constitutional and family law exam workshops this weekend to help you practice and refine your exam strategies. Should you be interested, you can register for the workhops by emailing our offices at info[at]nca-tutor.com.
