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Early Bird ends Friday 11 September 2026, Full Price $2,200.
Our PMC is designed to be highly practical, with a focus on learning by doing.
Guided by experts, the course anticipates your journey as a Principal Practitioner, addressing and developing critical skills you’ll need at this next stage of your career.
Three collaborative workshop days cover:
Day 1 – Your Skills, Your Practice
Reflect on the skills and experience you bring to your principal practice. Discuss your additional ethical obligations as a principal practitioner, identify your ideal clients and how to market yourself in today’s competitive legal environment.
Day 2 – Setting Up For Success
Discuss the critical elements of client engagement. Further develop your leadership style. Learn how to grow a sustainable team and supervise your junior staff.
Day 3 – Working In Your Practice & Planning For The Future
Discuss systems and structures for financial and matter management. Discover the opportunities and risks that AI & Technology offer you and your firm while setting yourself up for your future.
You will complete learning activities both online and during three live-streamed workshop days that enable interaction, questions and discussion.
The Leo Cussen Practice Management Course (PMC) is compliant with the Practice Management Course Guidelines for Victoria and delivers the first-class training and assessment that our clients have come to expect from us.
Complete Leo Cussen's PMC and apply for your principal practising certificate immediately on completion of the program.
Online Modules
You’ll need to complete the online learning by Monday 5 October 2026 and we recommend that you set aside 2-3 full days (approx. 15-20 hours) to complete this part of the course.
The Online Learning Portal will be opened on Friday 18 September 2026.
