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M_o_R® is a route map for risk management. It can help organizations identify, assess and control risks and put in place effective frameworks for making informed decisions.
Management of Risk
The ability to manage risk effectively is one of the most important skills a modern lawyer can have. Being legally qualified is no longer by itself enough. Modern law is all about being at the top of your game in your business.
Ensure your organisation and your staff are fully trained to confidently manage the multitude of risks with which any modern legal practice contends. Our courses in Management of Risk (MoR®) teaches strategic and practical approaches and how to implement effective MoR®.
M_o_R® Courses
Practitioner Certificate
Holders of the Practitioner Certificate will have the learning to formulate or – with support and direction – initiate a MoR strategy within a legal organisation.
Foundation Certificate
The Foundation Certificate ensures its students can take a role in identifying, assessing and controlling risks within their organisations. It is also a prior condition for studying for the Practitioner Certificate.
Practitioner
re-registration examination
In order to stay accredited, MoR practitioners must sit an additional re-registration exam within three to five years if passing their Practitioner Certificate.
What are the benefits of MoR®?
Who are our mor® courses for?
Our MoR® courses are suitable for any legal organisation or individuals who direct or share the responsibility for managing its risks:
- Those who have a leadership, practice management or change management role
- Dedicated risk managers – or those assigned such a role
- Heads of departments
- Lawyers with the seniority to create and maintain business initiatives and to drive standards
- Any law student, lawyer or member of a firm (from support staff to managing partner) who wishes to acquire these additional, essential skills for legal business
- Cross-functional teams within legal organisations
Frequently asked questions
MoR is a specially developed approach to risk management, combining the following:
MoR Principles: these underpin good risk management practice and are based upon the principles of corporate governance as risk management is part of an organisation’s internal controls.
MoR Approach: how to adapt the principles to your organisation, agreeing and defining them within a risk management strategy and processes using risk registers plus issue logs.
The four MoR® Processes: these describe the inputs, outputs and activities required so that risks can be identified, assessed and controlled.
Once the principles, approach and processes are decided upon, the emphasis is upon embedding them and undertaking consistent and regular reviews depending upon which of the organisation’s objectives are at risk.
Once the principles, approach and processes are decided upon, the emphasis is upon embedding them and undertaking consistent and regular reviews depending upon which of the organisation’s objectives are at risk.
Yes, thoroughly, and within an ethical framework. At the end of the course, you will be in a better position to make appropriate decisions about risks that pertain to short-, medium- or long-term goals. Whether the emphasis is upon immediate corrective procedures or diagnosis of possible future trends, your new MoR® tools should give you fresh insights and confidence in dealing with risk and making the most of opportunities.
Certainly. You may study the Foundation and Practitioner Certificates separately or at the same time. You must pass the Foundation exam before the Practitioner exam – but you can pass both on the same day. Those who do are awarded the higher certificate only.
Assessment methods
Foundation Certificate: Exam
Sample questions:
“Which is the responsibility of a risk specialist?”
“Which describes a trigger for a review of risk practices when embedding MoR?”
“Which defines the inherent probability of a risk?”
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Practitioner Certificate: Exam
Students may make use of the following resources during examination: Management of Risk: Guidance for Practitioners, ABC Guide Part A Example Techniques guidance documents: Question Booklet, the Scenario Booklet, the Answer Booklet.
Sample questions:Scenario one: students are given the background to a company, its organisational structure (in terms of personnel) and an organisation chart (in terms of its business activities).
A risk assessment of the company has been conducted. You need to consider its response, taking into account the following objectives: safeguarding and improving the organisation’s brand and reputation; improve the delivery of client services.
Scenario two: matching the response to a risk assessment when considering underperformance at two competing businesses.
Sample questions:
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Practitioner’s Re-examination
Re-examination is compulsory for all MoR practitioners within three to five years of their original certification. This examination also shows commitment to continuing professional development.
Students may make use of the following resources during examination: Management of Risk: Guidance for Practitioners, ABC Guide to sample risk documents and worked examples. Only the booklets on questions, scenarios and answers are permitted. Holders of the Foundation Certificate only are not required to re-register.
Students may make use of the following resources during examination: Management of Risk: Guidance for Practitioners, ABC Guide to sample risk documents and worked examples. Only the booklets on questions, scenarios and answers are permitted. Holders of the Foundation Certificate only are not required to re-register.
Questions
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Pass Mark
PRICES
Foundation
£295
- £295 (with 90 days access to complete the course)
- Official MoR® Manual - £75
- Official MoR Foundation Exam - £295
- 6 Month's Access - £99
- 1 Year's Access - £149
Practitioner
£395
- £395 (with 90 days access to complete the course)
- Official MoR® Manual - £75
- Official MoR® Practitioner Exam - £345
- 6 Month's Access - £99
- 1 Year's Access - £149
Foundation & Practitioner
£595
- £595 (with 90 days access to complete the course)
- Official MoR® Manual - £75
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Official MoR® Foundation Exam - £295
Official MoR® Practitioner Exam - £345
Official MoR® Exams - £595 - 6 Month's Access - £99
- 1 Year's Access - £149
What will I need before I get started?
To study your online course, you will need the following:
Minimum Hardware Requirements:
Computer / laptop / Google Chromebook / Apple MacBook
Keyboard and a mouse or another pointing device
Broadband connection with 10 Mbps average speed
An Ethernet cable for maintaining internet stability
Working microphone, either internal or external
Webcam with 320 x 240 VGA resolution, either internal or external
Minimum System Requirements:
Preferred Internet Browser: Google Chrome
Operating System: Windows 7+ / macOS 10.11+ / Chrome 58+
Free RAM: 2GB
Processor: 2GHz Intel Pentium / Intel / ARM
Free disk space: 1GB
We are here to help. If you have any questions on the above, please contact us.
How to apply?
How do I enrol?
Thinking about enrolling in an LTC Management of Risk (MoR®) online course?
All our courses are designed to fit around your existing commitments. They can be studied at your own pace and are delivered by our approachable team of law lecturers and practitioners with years of industry experience.
Most importantly, our courses represent great value for money and can be paid for via instalments, making them accessible and ensuring a real return on investment.
If you are interested in these courses please contact us on 0330 088 8495 or info@ltckent.co.uk
What happens after I send my enrolment form?
Your enrolment application form will be processed by our Student Services Team. If there are any queries at this stage, we will contact you.
Invoicing
Once your form has been processed, we will issue your invoice in accordance with the information you provide to us on your enrolment form.
If you (or your firm) are paying for your course in full, we can accept payment by bank transfer or credit/debit card.
If you (or your firm) are paying by instalments, you (or they) will need to do two things to complete your enrolment:
(1) set up a Direct Debit mandate, which will be emailed to you separately, and
(2) pay your initial invoice by bank transfer or card.
(2) pay your initial invoice by bank transfer or card.
Your enrolment will not be complete until we have received payment and, if applicable, confirmation of set up of the Direct Debit mandate. Incomplete applications will expire after 30 days. Please ensure you (and your sponsor if relevant) agree to all of the Terms and Conditions on the last page before submitting your enrolment form.
Payment options
You can pay by bank transfer to our account or by credit/debit card using the payment link on your invoice. Please note that we cannot take payment over the phone.
Course login
Once we have processed your payment (and received confirmation that the Direct Debit mandate has been set up if you are paying by instalments) and the 14-day cooling-off period has passed or has been waived, you will receive access to your course login within two working days. If it doesn’t arrive, please check your junk folder before contacting our support team on support@ltckent.co.uk
Why choose us?
We are specialised legal trainers, solely focussed on the provision of legal and business training for aspiring and qualified lawyers.
We have a deep understanding of the current legal sector and the training needs of those who work within it.
Our course delivery is uniquely engaging, having full regard of how precious time is for those not only studying law, but also practising at the same time.
We are here to support our students and partners by providing them with the tools to stand out from the competition and accelerate their legal career.
