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The Profession

Eight pillars, with account workspaces separated below.

Admitting authorities

Admission is granted by the Supreme Court in each jurisdiction, administered through an admissions board or council. Eligibility, disclosure obligations and the timing of your ceremony are all determined here.

9 listed · 9 verified in the last 90 days

  • Independent statutory authority that assists the Supreme Court in admission to practice in Western Australia and maintains the register of approved practical legal training providers.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified19 September 2026
  • Makes recommendations to the Supreme Court on applications for admission in Queensland, assessing academic qualifications, practical legal training and suitability. Administered by Queensland Law Society.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified19 September 2026
  • Established under section 14B of the Legal Practitioners Act 1981 (SA). Sets the LPEAC Rules governing education and admission in South Australia.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified22 September 2026
  • The admitting authority for New South Wales. Publishes the authoritative list of accredited academic courses and approved PLT providers for NSW, and runs its own Diploma in Law.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified22 September 2026
  • Admission to the legal profession in Tasmania is granted by the Supreme Court.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified19 September 2026
  • Admission to the legal profession in the Northern Territory is granted by the Supreme Court.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified19 September 2026
  • The admitting authority for Victoria. Publishes the approved academic courses and approved PLT providers for Victoria.

    Type of body
    Admitting authority
    Verified22 September 2026

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