LPEN Passes are intentionally designed around how professionals actually learn—by practice area, topic, and timing. Rather than offering generic bundles, each pass groups related courses to create focused, practical learning paths.
The Annual Membership is LPEN’s most comprehensive option for professionals who want consistent access to practical, expert-led training throughout the year. Rather than selecting courses individually, the membership provides a structured way to engage with LPEN’s regular programming as it unfolds.
Individual access to these courses: 2026 Courses.
For upcoming 2026 courses.
For previously delivered 2026 sessions.
Access to recordings and course materials through December 31, 2027
Topic-based sessions with experts, designed to allow in-depth questions and practical discussion based on the session focus.
A private discussion space to connect with experienced practitioners and peers. To join, simply email us after purchase with the preferred email address you’d like added to the list.
Short, practical videos that support ongoing learning and reinforce key topics. Learn more: LPEN Academy
Preferred pricing on select professional texts and materials.
Access to five Immigration courses happening early in the year, including live attendance, materials, and recordings (16.5 CPD hours, including 1.5 professionalism hours).
An in-depth look at work permits available under Canada’s free trade agreements for professionals and technicians.
An exploration of how officers assess credibility through procedural fairness letters and interviews.
A course on how to craft persuasive, well-structured cover letters that support immigration and visa applications.
A realistic take on Canada’s permanent residence prospects in 2026.
A review of ethical and procedural considerations when withdrawing from files involving potential client misconduct.
Access to six Immigration 2026 courses delivered prior to the June 30, 2026 CICC CPD deadline, including live attendance, materials, and recordings (16 CPD hours, including one professionalism hour).
A practical discussion on immigration options available to undocumented residents seeking temporary or permanent status.
An overview of Canada’s business immigration pathways for entrepreneurs, including work permits and permanent residence options.
An insider’s look at how visa offices process, triage, and assess immigration applications.
A review of the CICC Code of Professional Conduct and its implications for ethical immigration practice.
A course on strategies and best practices for addressing prior refusals and achieving successful outcomes.
A guide to conducting effective and fulsome initial client consultations in immigration matters.
Live attendance plus on-demand access to course materials and recordings for five Fall Immigration courses (16 CPD hours).
This workshop will address the exercise of writing compelling and effective cover letters for immigration applications.
An analysis of family class applications, sponsorship requirements, and common procedural issues.
An examination of citizenship acquisition through descent and adoption.
A step-by-step guide to understanding how the NOC and NAICS work and how to navigate them.
A practical guide to preparing and submitting restoration of status applications under Canadian immigration laws and regulations.
Includes four in-depth courses focused on corporate immigration, delivered throughout the year (16 CPD hours).
An overview of Canada’s business immigration pathways for entrepreneurs, including work permits and permanent residence options.
A step-by-step guide to preparing, submitting, and managing Labour Market Impact Assessment applications.
An overview of work permit options for intra-company transferees and treaty investors under Canada’s international agreements.
A step-by-step guide to understanding how the NOC and NAICS work and how to navigate them.
Explore PNPs across Canada, including OINP, BC PNP, Quebec and Atlantic programs (18 CPD hours).
Please note: these courses take place between July-October 2026).
A complete guide to navigating the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program from start to finish.
An overview of provincial nominee pathways and trends across the Prairie provinces.
A comprehensive look at Ontario’s provincial nominee program and practical application strategies.
An overview of provincial nominee programs and immigration opportunities in Atlantic Canada.
A detailed overview of Quebec’s immigration programs and recent policy developments.
Gain insights into hearings, appeals, and refugee claims at the IRB (16.5 CPD hours).
Please note: the courses in this pass occured throughout 2025.
A practical guide to effectively researching, interpreting, and applying case law in immigration practice.
A course on how to litigate hearings and appeals at the IRB, including the preparation of examinations and submissions.
In-depth guidance on effectively representing clients throughout the refugee claim process in Canada.
Navigating admissibility hearings at the Immigration and Refugee Board.
A discussion of the options available to clients following a sponsorship application refusal.
Master the LMIA process, from recruitment to compliance reviews (13 CPD hours).
Please Note: These courses occured in the second half of 2025.
A detailed guide on completing LMIA applications, from recruitment to the Service Canada interview.
A complete guide to obtaining work permits under the TFWP once an LMIA is approved.
An in-depth exploration of the Global Talent Stream and tips on preparing LMIA applications under this program.
Understanding the process of immigration compliance reviews and how to work with clients to prevent compliance issues from arising.
Price: $150 — available exclusively to Queen’s University students currently enrolled in the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law. Please email [email protected] to receive a discount code prior to purchase.
CPD Notice: Courses accessed through the Student Pass are for educational purposes only and do not qualify for CPD credit under any professional regulator.
Not included in January Pass sale.
Currently in development, the Paralegal CPD Pass is designed to cover all Law Society of Ontario CPD requirements. Final course listings, CPD hours and pricing will be confirmed before release.
Example 2026 Paralegal courses include:
An analysis of defamation law and related torts, with a focus on advocacy and professional liability.
A review of landlord-tenant law and tribunal procedures before the Landlord and Tenant Board including new changes.
TBD
An overview of strategies and case law in defending clients charged under Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act.
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