IPLS GHANA

08/07/2026

PROGAMME TITLE

Professional Executive Master in General Paralegal Studies (PEMGPS)

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

One of our courses designed to build the gap that exists between what our traditional universities do and industry needs is Paralegal Training.

Paralegal Training is simply legal education for non-lawyers. As a matter of fact one does not need to be a lawyer to have a full appreciation of the law and how to apply it in whatever he does.

The work of a professional lawyer is a career path that is open for individuals who are interested to so become, but knowledge about what the law says in order to get it right and in order to be responsible citizens is not an option.

Ignorance of the law they say is no excuse. This means that, one does not need to be a professional lawyer to have knowledge of the law that affects what he does and how he or she is governed.

It must also be emphasized that ignorance of the law is a huge cost whereas knowledge of the law saves us from infractions that sometimes plunge us into avoidable debts and sanctions.

Knowledge of the legal regime, how we are governed and the various regulatory framework that govern the bureaucracies of our system is a must know without necessarily being a lawyer.

Leaders of organizations, CEOs of corporate bodies, board of directors of companies, do not need to be lawyers but are required to have a perfect knowledge of what the law says about what they do in order to achieve results and stay in business.

Our Paralegal course has helped so many corporate bodies to reduce how much they spend on accessing basic legal services which Paralegals are able to do.

We achieve this through a continuous improvement of what we do by constant research to capture new reforms and amendments in our laws so that our trainees will always come out as cutting edge legal brains who are not lawyers but are able to engage in legal services towards their institutions, churches and communities.

We entreat you who are not Lawyers to come on board to acquire legal knowledge to do things better and without fear.

SCHEDULE FOR ONLINE CLASS

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays; 5pm o 8pm every week

DURATION
12 Weeks

REGISTRATION
Ghc200

TUITION FEES:
GHC 7,500
Discounted to *GHC 4,500*

Tuition fee payment Structure
1st Installment 50%
2nd Installment 25%
Last Installment 25%

START DATE
4TH AUGUST, 2026

Institute of Paralegal Training & Leadership Studies

18/06/2026

Register for the upcoming 3-days seminar. It is fully sponsored and free of charge.

Use the link below to sign up:
https://forms.gle/435YAxy9PxVrPYcA8

Kindly complete your registration promptly.

05/06/2026

⏰ FINAL DAYS TO REGISTER⏰

This is your opportunity to acquire practical skills in oath administration, affidavit preparation, statutory declarations, and legal documentation while earning a professional certification.

📅 Training Dates : 8th – 12th June 2026
💰 Course Fee : GHS 2,500.00
🔗 Register Here:

https://forms.gle/9575pYs76ohLxr8U9

PAYMENT DETAILS

MoMoPay ID:681345
MoMo Number: 0598963892
Account Name: Institute of Paralegal Training & Leadership Studies

HOW TO REGISTER
✔️ Make payment using the official payment details above
✔️ Send proof of payment via WhatsApp to 0549849939

TRAINING BEGINS MONDAY 8th June, 2026

📞 Enquiries:
0549849939 / 0509634027 / 0303960798

NB: This training only equips you and guides you through the process of becoming a Commissioner for oaths.

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Institute of Paralegal Training & Leadership Studies

13/05/2026

Have you signed up yet?
Gain skills in conflict resolution and peacemaking with the Professional Executive Master in Alternative Dispute Resolution (PEMADR) Programme.

✅ Perfect for professionals looking to specialize in ADR. Take the first step towards becoming a sought-after mediator or arbitrator.
✅ ADMISSIONS ONGOING
✅ Online & In Persons sessions are available
✅ Flexible Payment Schedules

Call or Whatsapp us to register today!
0509634027 | 0551961094

13/05/2026

Labour disputes, strikes, and industrial challenges are becoming more complex in Ghana and across Africa. Are you equipped to handle them effectively?

✅ The Professional Executive Master in Industrial and Labour Relations and Practice (PEMILRP) is designed to give professionals practical skills to navigate and resolve workplace conflicts, enhance productivity, and improve industrial relations.

📍 Mode: Online (Evenings) | Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays | 5 PM – 8 PM via Zoom
📅 Start Date:4th August 2026

🔗 Register Now for GHC 200 and take the next step in your career!

20/03/2026

To our muslim friends, thank you for being part of our community🤫💝

05/03/2026

In Ghana, the principle of “ignorance of the law is no excuse” applies to everyone.

Yet the truth is that many citizens are never given the opportunity to understand the very laws that govern their lives.

Because of this gap, public discussions about legal issues are often driven by assumptions rather than knowledge.

Consider some recent high-profile matters involving figures such as Agradaa, Salifu Amoako’s son, or the marital controversies surrounding Daddy Lumba. In many of these situations, a common conclusion among the public is that the law favors the rich and powerful while the poor suffer injustice.

But is that truly the case — or do we simply not understand how the law works?

The Professional Executive Master in General Paralegal Studies is designed to bridge this knowledge gap. This programme equips professionals and members of the public with practical legal knowledge to confidently understand and navigate the Ghanaian legal system.

Participants will gain insight into key areas of law including:
Criminal Law
Law of Torts
Contract Law
Company and Commercial Law
Land Law
Family Law
Constitutional Law
Legal Research and Writing
Court Procedures and Legal Documentation

This programme is ideal for professionals, administrators, business owners, civil servants, journalists, and anyone who desires a deeper understanding of the law without necessarily becoming a lawyer.

You do not have to be a lawyer to understand the law — but you must understand the law to protect yourself.
As the legal maxim reminds us:
“Ignorance of the law excuses no one.”

Enrol today and empower yourself with the legal knowledge needed to make informed decisions, protect your rights, and better understand the legal realities of Ghana.

For a faster response please contact us on Whatsapp - 0509634027 or 0549849939

01/03/2026

Happy New Month!

New programmes are available in this Month.

Professional Executive Master in;
1. Alternative Dispute Resolution
2. General Paralegal Studies
3. Chieftaincy, Law and Development Practice
4. Industrial and Labour Relatioms and Practice
5. Family Law and Conflict Resolution
Don't miss an opportunity to acquire a life changing skill Today.

15/02/2026

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10/02/2026

Growing up, I always wanted to be a lawyer.
Wearing the gown and wig.
Walking majestically into the courtroom.
But life happens—and it happens to everyone.
I worked in many places, just not as a lawyer in court.
Ironically, the closest I got was working in the court—as a cleaner.
Officially, it was called Janitorial Services.
But I loved saying it this way:
“I work in the court as a Custodial Service Staff.”
And I truly loved it.
A few months ago, I ran into Akuba—my long-lost friend.
I first heard her name during a conversation among staff.
They said she was the mediator appointed by the parties.
I didn’t pay much attention—until I saw her myself.
Curious, I asked,
“When did you become a lawyer?”
I remembered she never liked litigation.
She smiled and said,
“Araba, not all heroes wear capes. I’m not a lawyer.
But I can sit on cases and help parties resolve their disputes.”
I must have looked confused, because she continued:
Imagine
being the one everyone calls when conversations break down and emotions rise.
Two voices speaking—but no one listening.
A workplace divided by misunderstanding.
A family torn by silence.
A contract signed… and already contested.
Imagine knowing that shouting doesn’t resolve conflict—
skill does.
You sit at the table where tension is thick,
yet your presence brings calm.
You don’t take sides.
You create pathways.
You ask the right questions.
You manage emotions.
You turn deadlocks into dialogue—and disputes into decisions.
What if conflict wasn’t something to fear,
but something to manage professionally?
“So… you’re a conflict management professional?” I asked.
She nodded.
“I’m an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Practitioner.
ADR is more than negotiation.
It is leadership in moments that matter most.
And you don’t even have to be a lawyer to do this.”
That was the moment everything changed.
I made my own enquiries and discovered that with an SSCE, Diploma, or any professional background, one can be trained to become a private ADR practitioner or a court-connected ADR practitioner.
There is a level for everyone.
With the right training, you can practise locally and globally
and become a member of the Ghana National Association of ADR Practitioners.
My life has never been the same since.
So I ask you today:
What if your voice could prevent litigation,
save relationships,
and protect value before it is lost?
Imagine being trained not just to resolve disputes—
but to restore trust, preserve dignity,
and shape outcomes that last.
📞 Contact IPLS today
050 963 892 | 030 396 0798
Receive professional ADR training—
a skill for a lifetime.
A skill you can use even after retirement.
Secure your future with IPLS today.