A person who wishes to be admitted to the Advocates' Training Programme shall apply to the School to sit for the Pre-Bar examination in the prescribed form and shall pay the prescribed fees.

The pass mark in the Pre-Bar Examination shall be fifty per cent.

The results of the Pre-Bar examination of an applicant shall not be re-marked:

Provided if the applicant fails to pass the, the applicant may sit for the examination when it is next offered by the School.

An applicant who passes the Pre-Bar examination shall be eligible to be admitted to the Advocates' Training Programme.

A person who wishes to be admitted to the Paralegal Studies programme of the School shall apply to the School in the prescribed form.

Where the School is satisfied that an applicant meets the admission requirements under the Act or these Regulations, the School shall issue a letter of offer to the applicant.

Where an applicant accepts an offer of admission to the School, the School shall register the applicant for the relevant academic programme and enter the applicant's name in the Nominal Roll Provided that the applicant shall be registered where the applicant shall have presented to the School original copies of the documents specified in regulation 6(2) (a), (b) and (c) or regulation 7(2) (a), (b) and (c), and upon proof of payment of the prescribed fees.

An applicant whose name shall have been entered in the Nominal Roll shall sign against his or her name and that signature shall be used by the applicant in all communication with the School including when signing a class or study group register.

The Director may permit an applicant who cannot take up an offer of admission to an academic programme of the School, on that applicant's request in writing and for good cause, to defer his or her registration for a period not exceeding three years:

Provided that where the applicant for the Advocates' Training Programme does not take up the offer of admission within three years of the date of the letter of offer, the offer shall lapse and the applicant shall be required to sit for the Pre-Bar examination if the applicant wishes to be admitted at the School.

The School shall assign each student an admission number and shall issue each student with a student identification card.

Each student, when communicating with the School, shall cite his or her admission number and, while on the School premises, display his or her student identification card.

Each student shall surrender his or her student identification card to the School on the completion of that student's academic programme or on demand by the School.

This regulation shall not apply to a student admitted to a course under the Continuing Professional Development programme.

The Advocates' Training Programme shall last for a period of eighteen months which shall comprise tuition and supervised pupillage.

The School may publish guidelines on the manner in which pupillage shall be conducted and supervised.

The School shall assess each course unit using coursework and a final written examination.

The Board of Directors shall determine the percentage to be allocated for each mode of assessment.

The pass mark in each unit in the Paralegal Studies Programme shall be fifty per cent.

The School shall issue a diploma in law for a person who successfully completes a study course in the Paralegal Studies Programme.

The School shall determine the duration of each course under the Continuing Professional Development Programme on the basis of the content of each course and the needs of the course participants.

The School may employ different modes of delivery of a course, including class lectures, open and distance learning.

The chairperson shall preside at every meeting of the Committee and in the absence of the chairperson, the vice-chairperson shall preside.

Where the chairperson and the vice-chairperson are not present at a meeting of the Committee, the members present shall elect one of their number to preside at that meeting.

The quorum for a meeting of the Committee shall be half of the members of the Committee.

Subject to these regulations, the Committee shall regulate its own procedure.

The student shall complete and submit the prescribed registration form to the Academic Services Manager at least thirty days before the commencement of the examination period.

The Director may, upon a student's written application and for good cause, permit a student to register out of time for an examination.

The Academic Services Manager shall issue each eligible student who has registered for the examination with an examination card at least one week before the commencement of the examination period.

For the purposes of this regulation "written examination" shall not include coursework or any other continuing assessment test.

A student may, with good cause, apply in writing to the Director to defer the sitting of an examination in relation to a course unit:

Provided that the deferment shall not be for a period exceeding two years.

An application under paragraph (1) shall be made at least two weeks before the commencement of the examination period.

The Director may permit, for good cause, a student to apply for a deferment after the commencement of the examination period.

Where a student fails to sit for the examination for which the student has registered or for which a deferment was granted after the period of deferment has ended, that student shall be deemed to have failed that examination.

A candidate at an examination shall present to the invigilator the examination card and student identity card.

Each candidate shall enter the examination room not later than thirty minutes after the sitting of the examination has begun.

A candidate shall not to exit the examination room within thirty minutes of the commencement of the examination.

A candidate shall not be permitted to exit the examination room when there are thirty minutes remaining before the end of the examination.

Despite paragraphs (3) and (4), a candidate shall not leave the examination room without the permission of the invigilator.

A candidate who violates paragraphs (3), (4) or (5) commits an act of examination irregularity and is liable to disciplinary action.

An invigilator may, for good cause, permit a candidate who has failed to produce an examination card or a student identity card to sit for an examination.

A candidate who has not been permitted to sit for or proceed with an examination under this regulation shall be deemed to have failed the relevant unit.

The Director shall, in each year, designate a member of the academic staff to be the Examinations' Co-ordinator.

At the end of each examination period, the Director, shall designate a date and a venue for the marking of Examinations.

At the end of an examination period, the internal examiner shall submit to the Academic Services Manager the marking scheme for the relevant course unit.

The Academic Services Manager shall, upon receiving the marked scripts, deliver them to the moderators.

The Director shall convene a meeting of the Committee of Examiners to consider the results of an examination immediately the moderating of the examination is completed.

The Director may, on the recommendation of the Committee of Examiners, release the provisional results of an examination.

The Director shall release the final results of the examinations results on the approval of the provisional results by the Board.

A student who fails a course unit may apply in the prescribed form to re-sit the examination when it is next offered.

The total marks awarded to a student on re-sit shall take into account the marks awarded each for coursework.

A student who commits an examination irregularity shall be liable to disciplinary action.

Subject to the Act or any other written law, the Board may, on the recommendation of the Committee of Examiners, award a certificate, diploma, post-graduate diploma or any other academic award.

The Board may withdraw an award it has bestowed on a person if it is satisfied that the award was bestowed due to fraud or misrepresentation by the holder of the award:

Provided that the Board shall have given the holder of that award an opportunity to be heard by the Board.

The School shall issue a code of conduct or guidelines on the conduct for students and a student shall abide by such code or guidelines.

A student shall not engage in any activity which may bring the School into disrepute.

A Student who resides in accommodation offered by the School shall abide by any additional regulations, guidelines or directives in relation to the hostel or other accommodation facilities in which the student resides.

A student who contravenes the provisions of this regulation shall be liable to disciplinary action.

The Director shall set up a Student Disciplinary Committee to adjudicate any case relating to student discipline at the School.

Where the chairperson is absent or is unable to preside at any meeting of the Committee, the members present shall elect a chairperson from among their number who shall preside at that meeting.

Subject to these Regulations, the Committee shall regulate its own procedure.

Where the Director refers a matter to the Disciplinary Committee under paragraph (1), the Director shall give the student a notice of at least seven days for the student to show cause why disciplinary action should not be taken against the student.

The student shall show cause in writing and may be required to appear in person before the Disciplinary Committee on a specified date.

Where a student appears before the Committee, the student is entitled to be represented by a legal representative.

The Director shall notify the student in writing of the decision of the Committee within fourteen days of the decision being made.

A student who is dissatisfied with the decision of the Committee may, within thirty days of being notified of the decision of the Committee, appeal in writing to the Board against the decision and the decision of the Board is final.

The School may levy such fees and charges in respect of each course of study or service rendered by the.

The School may prescribe forms in respect of any activity to be done or application required to be made under the Act and these Regulations.

Where a student is dissatisfied with an administration decision made under these regulations, that student may appeal in writing against the decision, within thirty days of being notified of the decision, to the Board.

The Board shall hear and determine the appeal as expeditiously as is practicable and its decision shall be final.

Despite the revocation of Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, 2009, any act, thing or decision pending under the Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, 2009, shall be continued or concluded as if the act or thing was done or decision made under these Regulations.

Despite paragraph (1), a person who immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations has sat but has not completed the Pre-Bar examination offered under the Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, 2009, the person shall be entitled to sit the examination in accordance with the provisions of the Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, 2009, within 12 months of the coming into force of these Regulations.

A person who wishes to be admitted to the Advocates' Training Programme shall apply to the School to sit for the Pre-Bar examination in the prescribed form and shall pay the prescribed fees.

The pass mark in the Pre-Bar Examination shall be fifty per cent.

The results of the Pre-Bar examination of an applicant shall not be re-marked:

Provided if the applicant fails to pass the, the applicant may sit for the examination when it is next offered by the School.

An applicant who passes the Pre-Bar examination shall be eligible to be admitted to the Advocates' Training Programme.

A person who wishes to be admitted to the Paralegal Studies programme of the School shall apply to the School in the prescribed form.

Where the School is satisfied that an applicant meets the admission requirements under the Act or these Regulations, the School shall issue a letter of offer to the applicant.

Where an applicant accepts an offer of admission to the School, the School shall register the applicant for the relevant academic programme and enter the applicant's name in the Nominal Roll Provided that the applicant shall be registered where the applicant shall have presented to the School original copies of the documents specified in regulation 6(2)(a), (b) and (c) or regulation 7(2)(a), (b) and (c), and upon proof of payment of the prescribed fees.

An applicant whose name shall have been entered in the Nominal Roll shall sign against his or her name and that signature shall be used by the applicant in all communication with the School including when signing a class or study group register.

The Director may permit an applicant who cannot take up an offer of admission to an academic programme of the School, on that applicant's request in writing and for good cause, to defer his or her registration for a period not exceeding three years:

Provided that where the applicant for the Advocates' Training Programme does not take up the offer of admission within three years of the date of the letter of offer, the offer shall lapse and the applicant shall be required to sit for the Pre-Bar examination if the applicant wishes to be admitted at the School.

The School shall assign each student an admission number and shall issue each student with a student identification card.

Each student, when communicating with the School, shall cite his or her admission number and, while on the School premises, display his or her student identification card.

Each student shall surrender his or her student identification card to the School on the completion of that student's academic programme or on demand by the School.

This regulation shall not apply to a student admitted to a course under the Continuing Professional Development programme.

The Advocates' Training Programme shall last for a period of eighteen months which shall comprise tuition and supervised pupillage.

The School may publish guidelines on the manner in which pupillage shall be conducted and supervised.

The School shall assess each course unit using coursework and a final written examination.

The Board of Directors shall determine the percentage to be allocated for each mode of assessment.

The pass mark in each unit in the Paralegal Studies Programme shall be fifty per cent.

The School shall issue a diploma in law for a person who successfully completes a study course in the Paralegal Studies Programme.

The School shall determine the duration of each course under the Continuing Professional Development Programme on the basis of the content of each course and the needs of the course participants.

The School may employ different modes of delivery of a course, including class lectures, open and distance learning.

The chairperson shall preside at every meeting of the Committee and in the absence of the chairperson, the vice-chairperson shall preside.

Where the chairperson and the vice-chairperson are not present at a meeting of the Committee, the members present shall elect one of their number to preside at that meeting.

The quorum for a meeting of the Committee shall be half of the members of the Committee.

Subject to these regulations, the Committee shall regulate its own procedure.

The student shall complete and submit the prescribed registration form to the Academic Services Manager at least thirty days before the commencement of the examination period.

The Director may, upon a student's written application and for good cause, permit a student to register out of time for an examination.

The Academic Services Manager shall issue each eligible student who has registered for the examination with an examination card at least one week before the commencement of the examination period.

For the purposes of this regulation "written examination" shall not include coursework or any other continuing assessment test.

A student may, with good cause, apply in writing to the Director to defer the sitting of an examination in relation to a course unit:

Provided that the deferment shall not be for a period exceeding two years.

An application under paragraph (1) shall be made at least two weeks before the commencement of the examination period.

The Director may permit, for good cause, a student to apply for a deferment after the commencement of the examination period.

Where a student fails to sit for the examination for which the student has registered or for which a deferment was granted after the period of deferment has ended, that student shall be deemed to have failed that examination.

A candidate at an examination shall present to the invigilator the examination card and student identity card.

Each candidate shall enter the examination room not later than thirty minutes after the sitting of the examination has begun.

A candidate shall not to exit the examination room within thirty minutes of the commencement of the examination.

A candidate shall not be permitted to exit the examination room when there are thirty minutes remaining before the end of the examination.

Despite paragraphs (3) and (4), a candidate shall not leave the examination room without the permission of the invigilator.

A candidate who violates paragraphs (3), (4) or (5) commits an act of examination irregularity and is liable to disciplinary action.

An invigilator may, for good cause, permit a candidate who has failed to produce an examination card or a student identity card to sit for an examination.

A candidate who has not been permitted to sit for or proceed with an examination under this regulation shall be deemed to have failed the relevant unit.

The Director shall, in each year, designate a member of the academic staff to be the Examinations' Co-ordinator.

At the end of each examination period, the Director, shall designate a date and a venue for the marking of Examinations.

At the end of an examination period, the internal examiner shall submit to the Academic Services Manager the marking scheme for the relevant course unit.

The Academic Services Manager shall, upon receiving the marked scripts, deliver them to the moderators.

The Director shall convene a meeting of the Committee of Examiners to consider the results of an examination immediately the moderating of the examination is completed.

The Director may, on the recommendation of the Committee of Examiners, release the provisional results of an examination.

The Director shall release the final results of the examinations results on the approval of the provisional results by the Board.

A student who fails a course unit may apply in the prescribed form to re-sit the examination when it is next offered.

The total marks awarded to a student on re-sit shall take into account the marks awarded each for coursework.

A student who commits an examination irregularity shall be liable to disciplinary action.

Subject to the Act or any other written law, the Board may, on the recommendation of the Committee of Examiners, award a certificate, diploma, post-graduate diploma or any other academic award.

The Board may withdraw an award it has bestowed on a person if it is satisfied that the award was bestowed due to fraud or misrepresentation by the holder of the award:

Provided that the Board shall have given the holder of that award an opportunity to be heard by the Board.

The School shall issue a code of conduct or guidelines on the conduct for students and a student shall abide by such code or guidelines.

A student shall not engage in any activity which may bring the School into disrepute.

A Student who resides in accommodation offered by the School shall abide by any additional regulations, guidelines or directives in relation to the hostel or other accommodation facilities in which the student resides.

A student who contravenes the provisions of this regulation shall be liable to disciplinary action.

The Director shall set up a Student Disciplinary Committee to adjudicate any case relating to student discipline at the School.

Where the chairperson is absent or is unable to preside at any meeting of the Committee, the members present shall elect a chairperson from among their number who shall preside at that meeting.

Subject to these Regulations, the Committee shall regulate its own procedure.

Where the Director refers a matter to the Disciplinary Committee under paragraph (1), the Director shall give the student a notice of at least seven days for the student to show cause why disciplinary action should not be taken against the student.

The student shall show cause in writing and may be required to appear in person before the Disciplinary Committee on a specified date.

Where a student appears before the Committee, the student is entitled to be represented by a legal representative.

The Director shall notify the student in writing of the decision of the Committee within fourteen days of the decision being made.

A student who is dissatisfied with the decision of the Committee may, within thirty days of being notified of the decision of the Committee, appeal in writing to the Board against the decision and the decision of the Board is final.

The School may levy such fees and charges in respect of each course of study or service rendered by the.

The School may prescribe forms in respect of any activity to be done or application required to be made under the Act and these Regulations.

Where a student is dissatisfied with an administration decision made under these regulations, that student may appeal in writing against the decision, within thirty days of being notified of the decision, to the Board.

The Board shall hear and determine the appeal as expeditiously as is practicable and its decision shall be final.

Despite the revocation of Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, any act, thing or decision pending under the Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, shall be continued or concluded as if the act or thing was done or decision made under these Regulations.

Despite paragraph (1), a person who immediately before the coming into force of these Regulations has sat but has not completed the Pre-Bar examination offered under the Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, the person shall be entitled to sit the examination in accordance with the provisions of the Council of Legal Education (Kenya School of Law) Regulations, within 12 months of the coming into force of these Regulations.