The Paralegal Diploma Program at Networth Immigration is an accredited, comprehensive training pathway that prepares students for licensure with the Law Society of Ontario (LSO). Designed for individuals passionate about law, justice, and advocacy, this program offers the academic and practical foundation needed to work independently or alongside lawyers, providing legal services in a variety of legal matters.
Whether you’re planning to enter the corporate world, launch your own venture, or enhance your qualifications for immigration pathways, this diploma gives you the practical tools and business insight to thrive.
The Paralegal Diploma Program covers key areas of law such as administrative law, small claims court, landlord and tenant law, immigration law, criminal summary convictions, and tribunal practices. Students receive in-depth training in legal ethics, advocacy, legal writing, and courtroom procedures—culminating in a mandatory field placement to gain real-world experience.
Students in the Paralegal Program will gain academic, practical, and ethical training to prepare for both the workplace and the licensing exam. Topics include:
Learn how to represent clients before government tribunals.
Understand claim filings, defenses, motions, and trial preparation.
Manage disputes, evictions, and hearings before the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Master the skills to draft pleadings, motions, affidavits, and professional correspondence.
Explore the Code of Conduct, client confidentiality, and rules of professional practice.
Represent clients in Ontario courts on summary offense matters.
Advocate on workplace issues and human rights violations.
Gain an introduction to immigration and refugee procedures in Canada.
Graduates of this program are eligible to write the LSO Paralegal Licensing Exam and pursue independent or supervised legal work. Career options include:
Licensed Paralegal – Open your own practice or represent clients in small claims, landlord-tenant, and traffic court.
Court Agent / Legal Advocate – Represent clients in administrative tribunals or hearings.
Legal Services Representative – Work with government, insurance, or advocacy organizations.
Paralegal in Law Firms – Support lawyers in managing files, conducting research, and handling client cases.
In-House Legal Assistant (Corporate) – Assist companies with contracts, compliance, and regulatory matters.
Tribunal Coordinator – Organize hearing schedules and assist clients navigating tribunal processes.
Yes, this is an LSO-accredited program, and graduates are eligible to write the Paralegal Licensing Exam.
Paralegals can represent clients in small claims court, landlord-tenant board, traffic court, administrative tribunals, and summary conviction matters.
Yes. The program includes mock trials, legal simulations, and a field placement component.
Once you pass the LSO Paralegal Licensing Exam, you may operate your own legal services practice in Ontario.
Yes, students may apply for OSAP, scholarships, and flexible payment plans.
No. This program is designed for individuals entering the legal field for the first time.