Ten Plus Two (+2) Law

Ten Plus Two (+2) in Law at Kathmandu BernHardt Secondary School

The Ten Plus Two (+2) in Law program at Kathmandu BernHardt Secondary School is a two-year academic course for students interested in justice, legal systems, and public service.

Affiliated with the National Examinations Board (NEB), this program introduces learners to the core principles of law and governance while helping them develop the communication and reasoning skills necessary to navigate legal and administrative fields.

Course Overview

This program offers students an early introduction to Nepal's legal structure and its connections to global legal concepts.

From fundamental rights to practical legal drafting, students learn how legal frameworks influence society, government, and daily life.

The curriculum includes subjects such as:

• Constitutional Law

• Jurisprudence and Legal Theories

• Procedural Law

• Nepalese Legal System

• Civil and Criminal Law

• Legal Drafting and Writing

Through these subjects, students explore topics like justice, the rule of law, democratic values, and the structure of courts and parliaments.

Duration

The Law program spans two academic years: Grade 11 and Grade 12. It follows NEB’s annual examination system. Final assessments are conducted at the end of Grade 12.

Learning Focus

• Understanding key legal concepts and processes

• Developing public speaking and presentation skills

• Learning how laws are made, interpreted, and applied

• Gaining awareness of social justice, rights, and responsibilities

• Practicing legal research and reporting

Practical Components

What sets this program apart is its combination of academic learning with hands-on exposure. Students participate in:

Grade 11:

• Court observation visits

• Writing and research workshops

• Presentation and public speaking skill-building

Grade 12:

• Moot court simulations

• Jail and custody visits

• Legal awareness programs

• Parliamentary-style debates

• Report writing practice

These experiences help students better understand how the law works beyond the classroom.

Eligibility

Students must have passed Grade 10 (SEE or equivalent) with a minimum GPA of 1.6 to qualify for admission to Grade 11.

Curriculum Structure

Compulsory Subjects:

• Nepali

• English

• Social Studies and Life Skills or Mathematics

Law-Focused Subjects:

• Jurisprudence and Legal Theories

• Procedural Law

• Constitutional Law

• Civil and Criminal Law

• Nepalese Legal System

• Legal Drafting

All subjects are taught under the NEB curriculum and supported by textbooks, case materials, and interactive learning sessions.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the program, students will be able to:

• Explain the key elements of Nepal’s legal system

• Apply basic legal reasoning and argumentation

• Draft simple legal documents

• Discuss major legal issues affecting society

• Communicate ideas effectively in writing and speech

Career and Academic Prospects

This course opens doors to many higher education and professional paths. After completion, students may pursue:

• Bachelor of Laws (BALLB or BA.LLB)

• Bachelor of Arts with Law and Political Science

• Public Administration or Political Science degrees

• Civil service examinations

• Internships or assistant roles in legal offices or government bodies

Potential Career Options:

• Legal Assistant or Paralegal

• Research and Policy Support Roles

• Public Prosecutor (after higher studies)

• Civil Services (Lok Sewa Aayog)

• Judicial and administrative support services

• Work with NGOs, INGOs, or advocacy groups

• Entry into academia or law teaching with further study

Learning Environment and Facilities

Kathmandu BernHardt ensures that law students have access to:

• Legal text resources and journals in the school library

• Guest lectures from legal professionals and faculty from law colleges

• Field visits to courts, legal aid offices, and government institutions

• Peer-led debates and classroom discussions

The school supports students with mentorship, career guidance, and ethical education on the role of law in building a fair and just society.

Scholarships

Merit-based and need-based scholarships are available for students pursuing the +2 Law program. Interested applicants are advised to inquire at the administration office for eligibility and deadlines.

Why Study Law at Kathmandu BernHardt?

• Experienced instructors with knowledge of Nepali law and judicial processes

• A structured program that balances legal theory with practical exposure

• Regular field visits, debates, and interaction with professionals

• Safe, supportive learning environment with academic guidance

• Preparation for further studies in law, political science, or public administration

After +2 in Law

After completing this course, students can:

• Apply to bachelor-level law programs in Nepal or abroad

• Work in legal offices as junior staff or interns

• Appear for the public service entrance exams

• Support community legal awareness campaigns

• Continue exploring public policy, social justice, or administrative roles