So you've passed the NCA exam? Next: Articling Student interviews and Law Society applications

This video talks about MY next steps after passing the NCA exams and receiving certification to be academically qualified to apply to a provincial law society. The next steps for me were to secure a future articling position and apply to the law society. I have learned quite a few tips and other useful information along the way that you can consider, at your own peril, whether it would be useful as supplemental information for YOUR journey. I.e. this is not personal advice in any way, I am simply sharing general information with no guarantee as to its accuracy, as this is a story of my own personal experience and I in no way represent or claim to be any kind of official authority on the subject. Prior to approval by the law society (in B.C. at least), you are not considered an articling student, and cannot act or hold yourself out as one in any way. Approval from a law society can take time. Best of luck in your journey!! Subscribe for more content on Canadian Law! NCA and Law School Exam Prep + Excerpts on Canadian Law for those interested! @canadalaw #canadianlaw These study guides on Canadian Law, for Law and NCA exams, are mostly comprised of my personal study guides containing (generally) public domain case law notes, summaries or excerpts of Canadian legal articles, with some added points and explanations per my own interpretation as a graduated law student. ** I am NOT responsible for your outcome on your NCA or Law School Exam :) ** *** Please note that I am an articled student in BC as of May 15th 2023. I am not a tutor or guide of any kind. Nothing on this channel, including but not limited to any content herein, is to be taken as advice. I not represent the NCA, any firm, or any other agency in any way, This is just me sharing my own personal experience of being a law student in Canada. *** Best of luck with your upcoming challenges and exams!