The Diploma in Law is an intensive  diploma that can be achieved over 18 months. This is a part-time evening course which allows participants to follow this course whilst still working.  This course is designed for those who require or are interested in acquiring a knowledge on the discipline of law whether to enter into a legal career, enhance their legal career or even want a good understanding of law for their own career or self-knowledge.

This course developed by 21 Academy will give thorough knowledge of principles of payroll and related employment law and data privacy implications.

Following the success of the first six courses, 21 Academy is pleased to announce that it has once again partnered with 21 Law, Camilleri Preziosi Advocates, Fenech and Fenech Advocates and Mamo TCV Advocates to deliver a short course for prospective Data Protection Officers or employees who have been entrusted with the task to be the Data Protection leader within the company.

This hands-on and wide-ranging course will help you understand everything you need to know about your role as company director and the risks that come with it. 

This course gives an understanding of the AML framework and obligations. It will make participants become aware of the regulatory requirements to ensure that they can provide the necessary level of advice.

This course developed by 21 Academy will give thorough knowledge of principles of payroll and related employment law and data privacy implications.

Every business owner, anyone who runs a business as well as individuals in key positions in a business should have at least some understanding of the principles of business law. This course offers the much-required knowhow for individuals involved in a business as well as those who aspire to be. It is also ideal for lawyers who need a refresher on the different characteristics of business law.

This practical and comprehensive 5-hour course will plainly explain the duties and responsibilities of a company secretary. EXACT DATES IN APRIL TBC.

This hands-on and wide-ranging course will help you understand everything you need to know about your role as company director and the risks that come with it. EXACT DATES IN APRIL TBC.

Sharing knowledge and experiences serves to help others improve in their work, skills, abilities, or even simply helps them grow their spectrum of knowledge. Whilst there’s no hard-and-fast rule on the best way which one can train other persons, since this also largely depends on the subject matter at hand, there exist certain universal skills which would help any trainer improve their delivery.

Following the success of the first six courses, 21 Academy is pleased to announce that it has once again partnered with 21 Law, Camilleri Preziosi Advocates, Fenech and Fenech Advocates and Mamo TCV Advocates to deliver a short course for prospective Data Protection Officers or employees who have been entrusted with the task to be the Data Protection leader within the company.

This course developed by 21 Academy will help participants to establish and evaluate competence in applying psychological knowledge and skills to the practice of Occupational Psychology.

This course developed by 21 Academy will give thorough knowledge of principles of payroll and related employment law and data privacy implications.

This webinar is aimed at payroll and HR professionals with a variety of backgrounds and experience. The webinar will be interactive and participants may ask questions and practical examples will be given.

The workshop aims to promote an understanding of a safe system of work and provide Managers with an understanding of their responsibilities for managing the health and safety of their staff; third parties and the place of work.

In anticipation of the upcoming session for the advocate’s warrant exam in January 2021, 21 Academy is organising a short course which aims to assist participants in order to adequately prepare them for the exam.

This course introduces delegates to the important elements of company law, concentrating on those parts of the regime which are predominantly relevant to in-house lawyers, lawyers working in private practice, directors, company secretaries, CEO’s and business owners, accountants and chief financial officers.