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Ministry of Justice launches Legal Trainer Preparation Program

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Last updated: 2025/12/23 at 9:38 AM
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The Ministry of Justice in Qatar is launching a legal trainer preparation program in November 2026, marking a significant step toward bolstering the quality of legal education and professional development within the country. This initiative, part of the Ministry’s broader 2025-2030 strategic plan, directly addresses a growing need for qualified and skilled legal educators. The program will be administered by the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, the nation’s primary institution for legal training.

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Program Focus and CurriculumAddressing Skills Gaps and Improving Institutional Performance

The two-week program, based in Doha, will offer 40 hours of training to legal professionals seeking accreditation as trainers. According to the Ministry, the program aims to provide participants with the necessary skills to develop and deliver effective, practical legal courses. This new offering represents a proactive effort to elevate the standards of legal practice through improved training methodologies.

Enhancing Legal Expertise Through Trainer Development

The decision to implement a dedicated legal trainer preparation program stems from a strategic assessment of the nation’s needs within the justice sector. The Ministry of Justice recognized that strong legal professionals require not only substantive legal knowledge, but also the ability to effectively convey that knowledge to others. This resonates with a broader global trend toward professional development and continuing legal education.

Program Focus and Curriculum

The curriculum is designed around six modules, blending both theoretical learning and hands-on exercises. The initial module will cover the fundamentals of training, while subsequent sections will focus on content creation, effective trainer skills, overcoming training challenges, evaluation techniques, and comprehensive applied presentations. The program focuses on practical skills development, emphasizing the professional aspects of the legal profession.

Dr. Abdulla Al Khaldi, Director of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, stated that the program is intended to build training capacities capable of transferring legal knowledge in modern and applicable ways. This includes developing expertise in preparing training materials, such as presentation slides and supplementary resources, and honing communication skills to engage trainees effectively.

Addressing Skills Gaps and Improving Institutional Performance

The program is open to legal professionals with a strong academic background who aspire to become certified trainers. The Ministry expects the initiative will help address identified skills gaps within the Qatar legal system. Qatar Law has seen a continual modernization effort in recent years, and this initiative is aligned with those changes. The Ministry of Justice hopes this will contribute to raising overall efficiency and improving performance across the justice sector.

Additionally, the program aims to equip trainers with the tools to navigate common challenges encountered during legal education. This includes adapting to diverse learning styles, managing group dynamics, and incorporating technology to enhance the training experience. Experts believe Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is vital for maintaining competency in the ever-evolving legal landscape.

The certification offered by the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies will serve as a benchmark for quality in legal training. This standardized accreditation will allow institutions to ensure they are employing trainers who meet a specific set of competency standards. It also gives legal professionals a recognized credential demonstrating their abilities in this area.

Looking ahead, the Ministry of Justice will continue to refine the program based on participant feedback and best practices in legal education. The launch in November 2026 is the next key step, and the long-term success of the program will likely be measured by improvements in the skills and performance of legal professionals throughout Qatar as well as the number of accredited legal trainers who participate. The Ministry has not yet specified the frequency of future program offerings, which remains a key area to watch.

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