Quality Policy
Our Quality Policy commits the Institute of Law and Academic Studies to meet and exceed our customer’s requirements and expectations of all our services. We strive to understand our customers and comply with established rules and regulations to:
Our Mission Statement
"To offer access to quality education in Law Studies within a committed and caring environment which supports excellence and provides opportunities for personal and professional development"
Our Vision Statement
"To be the choice of all students who seek access to personalized, quality education in Law Studies"
A few words about us
Institute of Law and Academic Studies (ILAS) offers a fresh and unique approach to lecturing with more study options and greater flexibility. We provide the support and guidance that students need to achieve their full potential.
The Institute is located in the heart of Chaguanas, Trinidad. This central location allows for convenient access from all parts of the country. In addition the various major transportation hubs are in close proximity to the Institute, making public transport a very attractive option.
Our courses are subject to continuous review and development and they are also offered by distance learning.
Did you know?
1) ILAS is ranked No.1 in the Caribbean for legal studies.
2) From our inception to present, several of our students continue to be awarded for academic achievement by the University of London, including world prizes for the last 3 years.
3) Our students come from all over the Caribbean.
4) We have an exchange-lecturer programme with UK universities.
5) We are a Registered Centre for the University of London International Programmes.
6) Several of our successful students served and serve at very high levels – of government, the public service and other state agencies and in the private sector.
7) ILAS produces its own course materials and employs diverse and modern delivery methods.
8) ILAS extends unprecedented student support for all its students.
9) ILAS runs an intense revision course for students, covering the syllabuses 3 times for each academic year.