Training
There is no specific training for becoming a court clerk. A diploma (a DEC) in paralegal technology (techniques juridique in French) can be helpful in pursuing this career.
O’Sullivan College of Montréal offers this program in English. More detailed information on this speciality is available on the Inforoute FPT website.
Eight CÉGEPS offer this program in French. A list of professional training centres and other institutions that offer this specialty in French is available on the Inforoute FPT website.
Court clerks must take special on-the-job training provided by their employers to acquire the knowledge and skills they need.
To learn more about job prospects (salary, rate of growth of the profession, etc.) of court clerks, visit the Job Futures website.
Useful High School Courses
The following courses could help you prepare for a future as a court clerk:
Speak to your guidance counsellor to see if there are other courses offered at your school that could prepare for this career.
O’Sullivan College of Montréal offers this program in English. More detailed information on this speciality is available on the Inforoute FPT website.
Eight CÉGEPS offer this program in French. A list of professional training centres and other institutions that offer this specialty in French is available on the Inforoute FPT website.
Court clerks must take special on-the-job training provided by their employers to acquire the knowledge and skills they need.
To learn more about job prospects (salary, rate of growth of the profession, etc.) of court clerks, visit the Job Futures website.
Useful High School Courses
The following courses could help you prepare for a future as a court clerk:
- History and Citizenship Education
- English Language Arts
- French as a Second Language
Speak to your guidance counsellor to see if there are other courses offered at your school that could prepare for this career.
