Qualifications and experience
4 Qualifications and experience
For the purposes of section 5(1)(a) of the Act, the qualifications and experience required to hold a licence for conveyancing work are – any one of the following:a Bachelor of Laws from an Australian University;Conveyancing – Law and Practice Course, Macquarie University;Associate Degree in Law (Paralegal Studies), Southern Cross University;Bachelor of Business (Property), University of South Australia;Advanced Diploma of Financial Services (Conveyancing), Advanced Diploma of Conveyancing, or Diploma of Conveyancing, delivered and assessed by a person employed, or engaged, by a registered training organisation of a State or Territory to deliver training or conduct assessments and issue qualifications in accordance with the Australian Qualifications Framework, within the meaning of the Training and Workforce Development Act 2013; and a course, relating to Tasmanian local requirements for conveyancing work, as the Director may from time to time determine; and 2 years' full-time practical experience, or periods of part-time practical experience that total 2 years, in conveyancing work gained in – a licensed conveyancer's office; or a law practice within the meaning of the Legal Profession Act 2007; or any business or government department or government agency where conveyancing work is regularly undertaken.
The practical experience specified in subregulation (1)(c) – must be gained within the 3 years immediately preceding the day on which the application for a licence under section 6 of the Act is lodged with the Director; and may be gained wholly or partly in Tasmania or in any other State or a Territory.
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