1. Approved qualifying course
This is the mandatory education stage. Complete it through a currently approved provider and obtain the required certification before registering for the provincial exams.
Understand the three separate stages: the approved qualifying course, Ontario's provincial licensing exams and optional supplementary exam preparation.
FSRA announced that online LLQP exams in Ontario would be discontinued effective July 1, 2026. Its LLQP information states that examinations are administered by Durham College and are available in person, subject to approved accommodations.

Separate these stages before choosing a provider or paying for preparation.
This is the mandatory education stage. Complete it through a currently approved provider and obtain the required certification before registering for the provincial exams.
Ontario candidates write the required LLQP modules through the provincial examination process administered by Durham College.
Supplementary practice can add questions, calculations, client cases, pacing work and review. It does not replace the approved qualifying course.
Use the competency structure to diagnose weak areas, then combine targeted questions, calculations, client scenarios and timed module practice. Because the examination is open book, practise locating supplied reference material efficiently without treating it as a substitute for understanding.
Yes. Complete the required qualifying course through an approved provider before writing the provincial licensing exams.
FSRA states that Ontario LLQP examinations are administered by Durham College.
No. LLQPprep provides optional supplementary exam preparation and does not issue qualifying-course certification.
Build application, calculation and scenario practice across the four Common Law modules.