This training program simply aims to improve your ability to act in a legal environment. It enriches your awareness of the legal use of English language. It mainly focuses on two sides, the first is the 'legal terminoogy' that is commonly used in various branches of law (e.g. commercial, corporate, arbitration, etc.) as outlined below, and the second is the 'language aspect' which includes, among other things, how to understand legal phrases and sentences, how to realize the interconnections among different words, how to use punctuation, capitalization, etc. in legal contexts. In order to make sure that learners have absorbed the legal terminology of each branch of law, they are asked to do different types of exercises so that they use the legal terminology correctly and professionally in different legal contexts. Moreover, every learner is asked to make a Power Point presentation in a legal issue of his/her choice, so that he/she can improve search and presentation/speaking skills.

Finance lease has become one of the most important modern finance tools to which major financial institutions tend as an alternative to loans, since it involves several advantages. The increasing volume of finance lease transactions has led legislators to develop it as a non-banking finance tool and overcome the obstacles encountering finance lease companies through enactment of special laws and issuance of ministerial decrees. This expansion has led many major banks and financial institutions to establish finance lease companies so as to take part in this activity as a successful finance tool. This training program presents the most important practical legal points that finance lease professionals are likely to face, as described in the content below.

Intellectual property protection is critical to fostering innovation. Without protection of ideas, businesses and individuals would not reap the full benefits of their inventions and would focus less on research and development. Similarly, artists would not be fully compensated for their creations and cultural vitality would suffer as a result.

Lawyers in big, leading corporate law firms have a choice to make; either to broaden their horizon and adequately grasp concepts and principles of IIL and, thus, be able to represent foreign as well as domestic clients, or to be limited in their clientele base. This course aims to help present a comprehensive picture of the basic concepts and principles of IIL. At the same time, it aims to shed on how these concepts and principles are applied in practice by investment arbitration tribunals. In order to achieve its goal