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CICC CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT • 2026 TO 2027 REPORTING PERIOD

Full-year bundles: choose your practice area

The annual RCIC requirement is 16.0 CPD hours. Both bundles deliver a complete year in one registration. The choice is which side of immigration practice your hours should cover.

$65 each
A complete year, either way
Each bundle carries 1.0 Professionalism (Ethics) hour and the balance in substantive immigration practice. No course appears in both bundles, so the two are genuinely different programmes rather than one catalogue arranged twice. The CICC reporting period runs 1 July to 30 June and is separate from Law Society reporting.
COMPLETE YEAR • ADMISSIBILITY AND STATUS
BUNDLE 16A

Inadmissibility, Enforcement and Temporary Status

Ten live webinar and video sessions across admissibility, permits, refugee protection and the evidence that supports them.

16.0 hours
1.0 Professionalism (Ethics)
15.0 Substantive
10 live webinar and video sessions
Focus. Humanitarian and compassionate applications, inadmissibility strategy and CBSA enforcement, temporary resident permits, LMIA recruitment, refugee protection reform, student visa practice, tribunal and digital evidence.
Educators. Melissa Harris, Shandana Sohail, Muhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B., and the Hon. Justice Rick Libman, Ph.D.
Runs. September to December 2026.
Still needed for your year. Nothing. This bundle delivers the full 16.0 hour requirement.
COMPLETE YEAR • FAMILY AND ECONOMIC CLASS
BUNDLE 16B

Family, Economic Class and Advocacy

Eleven live webinar and video sessions across sponsorship, economic immigration, refugee advocacy and courtroom skills.

16.5 hours
1.0 Professionalism (Ethics)
15.5 Substantive
11 live webinar and video sessions
Focus. Family sponsorship and dependent children, Provincial Nominee Programs and Express Entry, work authorisation reform, Refugee Protection Division advocacy, written advocacy, statutory interpretation and cross-examination.
Educators. The Hon. Justice Rick Libman, Ph.D., Melissa Harris, Shandana Sohail and Muhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.
Runs. September 2026 to March 2027, so it spans further into the reporting period.
Still needed for your year. Nothing. This bundle delivers the full 16.0 hour requirement with half an hour to spare.
If you also hold a Law Society licence
Several sessions in both bundles also appear in Law Society bundles for lawyers and paralegals. Hours attended once count once, and are reported separately to each regulator that recognises them. The CICC period runs 1 July to 30 June, while the Law Society year ends 31 December, so the same session can fall in different reporting years for each licence.
Before you rely on either bundle
CICC recognises CPD only where the content aligns with your scope of practice. Confirm your current requirement and reporting period with the College before purchase. You remain responsible for completing your hours and reporting them yourself.

Your CICC requirement

The annual requirement for a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant is 16.0 CPD hours. The reporting period runs 1 July to 30 June. Either bundle on this page delivers a complete year in one registration, with the Professionalism (Ethics) hour included.

Every session is delivered as a live, interactive webinar with direct access to the educator, and released as on-demand video at no extra cost, so you can complete the bundle at your own pace. Educators across these bundles are Melissa Harris, Shandana Sohail, Muhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B., and the Hon. Justice Rick Libman, Ph.D., of the Ontario Court of Justice.


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Every session, and which bundle it belongs to

The Professionalism (Ethics) session in each bundle first, then substantive. A dot means the session is included in that bundle. No session appears in both.

SessionCPD allocationEducator16A16B
Dealing with Clients, Settling Fees, Conflicts and Disputes1.0 Professionalism (Ethics)Muhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.●
Virtual Proceedings and Best Practices for Tribunal Practitioners1.0 Professionalism (Ethics)Justice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
Humanitarian and Compassionate (HNC) Applications1.5 SubstantiveMelissa Harris●
Advanced Evidence for Tribunals1.5 SubstantiveJustice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
LMIA: Recruitment Process and Employer Interview with ESDC2.0 SubstantiveShandana Sohail●
Overcoming Inadmissibility: Advanced Strategies and CBSA Enforcement1.5 SubstantiveMelissa Harris●
TRP: Temporary Resident Permit Applications and Strategies2.5 SubstantiveShandana Sohail●
Digital Evidence1.5 SubstantiveJustice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
Navigating Inadmissibility Grounds1.5 SubstantiveMelissa Harris●
Modernizing Refugee Protection: Asylum Regulations and Vulnerable Minor Protections1.5 SubstantiveMuhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.●
Contemporary Student Visa Practice: Francophone Minority Pilot and Work Hour Regulations1.5 SubstantiveMuhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.●
Advanced Written Advocacy1.5 SubstantiveJustice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
Statutory Interpretation for Tribunal Practitioners1.5 SubstantiveJustice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
Advanced Cross-Examination1.5 SubstantiveJustice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
Collateral Consequences and Sentencing1.5 SubstantiveJustice Rick Libman, Ph.D.●
Possibility to Sponsor Type B and Type C Dependent Children2.0 SubstantiveShandana Sohail●
Advanced Family Sponsorships1.5 SubstantiveMelissa Harris●
Temporary Work Authorization Reform: Open Work Permits and Regional Facilitation1.5 SubstantiveMuhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.●
Masterclass on Provincial Nominee Programs and Levels Plan 2027-20291.5 SubstantiveMuhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.●
Advocacy and Practice Before the Refugee Protection Division (IRB)1.5 SubstantiveMelissa Harris●
Navigating Express Entry and Economic Class MIs: Statutory Authorities and Latest Rounds1.5 SubstantiveMuhammad Watto, B.A., LL.B.●
Bundle total16.016.5

Shaded rows above the rule are the Professionalism (Ethics) sessions. No session appears in both bundles. Several also appear in Law Society bundles for lawyers and paralegals; hours attended once count once and are reported separately to each regulator that recognises them.

Every session is delivered as a live, interactive webinar with direct access to the educator, and released as on-demand video at no extra cost, so you can complete either bundle at your own pace.

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