Oxford Law School ™ - Credentialing Requirements
Oxford Law upholds the highest
standards in the industry. Below are the requirements for  certification:
Application
Submission
- Complete and Submit Qualifying Application Resume form to the Oxford Law
School. Send to info@oxfordlawschool.com
- Name the certification or certifications that you are qualified for
and require.
- After submission, we should respond within 24 hours as to your
eligibility.
- After approval, please make payment to process your
reg/payment.
- After Reg/Payment, the documents will be printed and shipped to you
via UPS with tracking in a few days. To make payment and fast track your qualified resume review, go to:
Certification Payment Page
Oxford Law School ™ Board Certification
Requirements
1) Education
- Complete an Accredited
Training Course from an approved provider.
- Alternatively, hold a qualifying master’s degree or higher in law with courses specific to the certification.
2) Ethical Commitment
- Agree to the Ethical
Terms and professional standards.
3) Continuing Education
- Commit to ongoing education through Global Programs.
4) Experience
- Possess at least 3 years of relevant professional
experience.
5) Training Program Completion
- Complete a certification program from any Approved Provider (or providers
recognized by IBS).
Eligibility for Certification
- Individuals with the following qualifications may apply for
certification: MBA, Masters Degree, CPA, Accounting License, Law License,
MS, PhD, DBA, JD, or other degrees from an accredited institution.
Examination Requirement
- Candidates with a qualified degree and assessment program
completion are exempt from the additional
exam.
- To make payment and fast
track your qualified resume review, go to: Certification Payment Page and then email
your qualifying resume to us for review and approval.
- For details about the exam, please email info@oxfordlawschool.com
Accreditation and Recognition
- The Oxford Law School's
IBS holds SiS
Certification, recognized by the IAS International Accreditation
Body in the EU.
-
The IAS International Accreditation
Service is recognized by U.S. authorities and is
listed on the websites of:
- U.S. Department of Labor
- GAO (Government Accountability
Office)
- EPA, Department of Interior, DOD (Department of Defense), DOE
(Department of Energy), FDA, FEMA, IRS, USAID, Homeland Security, and more.
This certification aligns with guidance provided by the U.S. Department of
Labor and the Employment and Training
Administration.
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