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Objective:
The PGDNL aims to assist Dzongkhag Courts, High Court, Organizations and lawyers to succeed and:
- develop the range of knowledge and skills required of Drangpons and lawyers
- develop the ability to negotiate and settle disputes among people and civil problems
- develop a clear understanding of the emerging role and responsibilities of Drangpons
Designed for:
Candidates who have been selected to pursue career in the areas of National Law selected through the CSCE selection process of the PGDNL.
Learning Outcomes:
Upon the completion of the course, the participants will be to:
- Understand and articulate /interpret the National Laws
- Handle all types of cases (civil and criminal cases) in the Courts of Law
- Act as legal Counsellors as and when required
- Appropriately apply the ethical and professional basis in discharging the responsibilities.
Learning Areas:
The PGDNL course in addition to the field studies once/twice a month in nearby courts provide the following learning modules that are divided into three terms:
COURSE STRUCTURE BY YEAR, CREDIT AND UNIT LEVEL
Term | Core Units | Credit points |
Term 1 (Feb – April) | 1. Ngagdon | 15 |
2. Sumtag | 15 | |
3. Thrim I (Sa, Nyen & Kela) | 15 | |
4. Tshema | 7.5 | |
5. Legal Research & Writing | 15 | |
Term 2 (May – August) | 1. Tshema | 7.5 |
2. Thrim II (Penal Code) | 15 | |
3. Thrim III (Court Procedure) | 15 | |
4. Thrim IV (Evidence and bankruptcy Act) | 15 | |
5. Thrim V (Constitution) | 15 | |
6. Nyen Ngag | 15 | |
Term 3 (September – November) | 1. Choenjug | 15 |
2. Moot Court | 15 | |
3. Legal Drafting | 15 | |
Total | 120 |
SKILL BASED / TEACHING LEARNING UNITS
In PGDNL course,we offer 5 teaching learning units and they are follows:
Term I
- IT Fundamental
- Dzongkha Unicode and Yikur Namzhag
- Driglam Namzha
- Leadership Effectiveness And Development
Term II
- Development Policies and Program
Duration:
12 months (from February – December every year)
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