Clinical Legal Education is an examinable unit that plays a vital role in a student’s legal training. Unlike purely theoretical courses, it allows students to actively engage with the law by working on real or simulated legal matters under supervision. Through this experience, students develop practical skills such as client interviewing, legal research, drafting, teamwork, and ethical decision-making.

From an academic perspective, the unit helps students better understand the law by applying classroom knowledge to real-life situations, which strengthens analysis, critical thinking, and exam performance. On a personal level, Clinical Legal Education contributes greatly to student growth. It builds confidence, responsibility, empathy, and professionalism, while also exposing students to the realities of legal practice and service to the community. Overall, the unit not only prepares students for examinations, but also equips them with practical skills and values that are essential for both their future careers and personal development.