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The Kenya School of Law is the only bar school in Kenya. After their completion of an Undergraduate Degrees in Law from a recognized university, students attend the Kenya School of Law to be prepared for admission to the Kenyan Bar.

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Admission To The Advocates Training Programme (ATP) For The 2019/2020 Academic Year

It is notified to the general public that the 2019/2020 Academic Year for the Advocates Training Programme (ATP) at the Kenya

School of Law shall commence on 4th February 2019.

A)           Eligibility Criteria

The following categories of persons will be admissible to the programme:

1.            Applicants admitted into the LL.B AFTER 8TH DECEMBER, 2014 must satisfy the following requirements:-

Graduates of  Kenyan Universities:

i)             Attained a minimum of grade B (plain) in English Language or Kiswahili and a mean grade of C (plus) in the

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination or its equivalent;

ii)            Have passed in the mandatory 16 core subjects as stipulated in the Second Schedule of the Legal Education

Act, 2012; and

iii)            Hold or are eligible for conferment of an LL.B degree from a recognized Kenyan university.

Graduates of  Foreign Universities

i)             Attained a minimum of grade B (plain) in English Language or Kiswahili and a mean grade of C (plus) in the

Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination or its equivalent;

ii)            Have passed in the mandatory 16 core subjects as stipulated in the Second Schedule to the Legal Education

Act, 2012; and

iii)            Hold or are eligible for conferment of a recognized LL.B degree from a foreign university; and

iv)           Must sit and pass the Pre-Bar Examination as provided under the Second Schedule to the Kenya School of

Law Act, part 1 (b) (iii).

2.         Applicants admitted into the LL.B BEFORE 8TH DECEMBER, 2014 must satisfy the following requirements:-

a)             having passed the relevant examination of any recognized university in Kenya, he holds or has become eligible for the conferment of the Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) of that university;

b)             having passed the relevant examinations of a university, university college or other institutions prescribed by the Council of Legal Education, he holds or has become eligible for the conferment of the Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) in the grant of that university, university college or other institution, and prior to enrolling at that university, university college or other institution –

(i)            attained a minimum entry requirements for admission to a university in Kenya; and

ii)            obtained minimum grade B (plain) in English Language and a mean grade of C (plus) in the Kenya

Certificate of Secondary Examination or its equivalent;

c)             a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) from a recognized university and attained a minimum grade of C (plus) in English and a minimum aggregate grade of C (plain) in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination, holds a higher qualification e.g. “A” levels, “IB”, relevant “Diploma”, other “undergraduate degree” or has attained a higher degree in Law after the undergraduate studies in the  Bachelor of Laws programme; or

d)             a Bachelor of Laws Degree (LL.B) from recognized university and attained a minimum grade of  C (minus) in English and a minimum of an aggregate grade of C (minus) in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examination sits and passes the Pre-Bar Examination set by the Kenya School of Law as a pre-condition for admission.

B)           Application Documents

Applicants seeking admission to the programme are required to forward their complete application forms together with:- a)            Copy of the applicant’s LL.B. degree certificate or proof of eligibility for conferment;

b)             Copies of academic transcripts for the four (4) academic years; NB. (Provisional transcripts shall only be accepted if they show proof of completion of the LL.B programme)

c)             Copy of secondary school certificate(s);

d)             Copy of national identity card or valid passport;

e)             Two passport size colour photographs;

f)              Copy of payment receipt issued by Kenya School of Law;

g)             Copy of CLE clearance letter for persons with LL.B Degrees from foreign universities;

h)             Letter of equation for secondary school qualifications that are not KCSE;

i)             Copy of admission letter to the LL.B

Applicants must deposit a  non-refundable application processing fee of Kshs. 2000/- as indicated below:

Account Name: Kenya School of Law

Account No: 01129706350500

Bank: Cooperative Bank of Kenya, Karen Branch or any other co-operative bank countrywide

Application forms are available at the Kenya School of Law, Langata South Road, Karen, (Gate C), or can be downloaded from the

Kenya School of Law website (www.ksl.ac.ke) All applications should be addressed to:

The Director/ CEO Kenya School of Law P. O. Box 30369-00100

NAIROBI

Telephone 020-2699581/2/3/4/5.

Or dropped at Dropping Zone Box 141 located at Embassy House, Ground floor, Harambee Avenue, opposite Harambee Annex

Nairobi, so as to reach the School on or before 31st October 2018.

Only applications that meet all the stipulated requirements and received on or before the closing date shall be considered.