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Madagascar is a Francophone civil-law jurisdiction whose legal system is based on the French model, with the legal profession and most firms concentrated in the capital, Antananarivo. Lawyers (avocats) work in private practice, business and commercial law, and there is also demand around banking, mining and development-sector work. The bar is organised as a single national order of advocates.
Obtain a law degree (Maitrise/Master en droit) from a recognised university, then undertake professional training and pass the CAPA examination delivered by the IFPA (the training course runs around 17 months). After obtaining the CAPA and securing a sponsoring lawyer, you complete a supervised internship/stage of around three years (extendable up to five), with mandatory continuing education, before being fully admitted (inscription au tableau) to the Ordre des Avocats du Barreau de Madagascar.
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To become a lawyer (avocat) in Madagascar, first earn a law degree (at least a Maitrise/Master en droit) from a recognised university. You then complete professional training and pass the Certificat d'Aptitude a la Profession d'Avocat (CAPA), the qualifying examination delivered by the IFPA, the bar's professional training institute. With the CAPA and a sponsoring lawyer, you undertake a supervised internship (stage) of around three years (extendable up to five), with mandatory continuing legal education. After completing the stage you are admitted (inscrit au tableau) to the Ordre des Avocats du Barreau de Madagascar.
The Ordre des Avocats du Barreau de Madagascar (Bar Association / Order of Advocates of Madagascar) is the professional body that admits and regulates avocats; professional training is delivered through its Institut de Formation Professionnelle des Avocats (IFPA).
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