solicitors- training and role
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?- Created by: lucy pye
- Created on: 09-05-13 22:15
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- solicitors
- the law society
- an organisation that represents solicitors
- the function is now overseen by the office of legal complaints
- deals with complaints against solicitors
- solicitors regulation authority
- is responsible for regulating the soliciting profession
- this includes setting down education, training and qualification requirements and rules under which the solicitors have to follow
- training
- a levels
- law degree
- law practice course (1 year)
- 2 year training period
- qualified as a solicitor
- 2 year training period
- law practice course (1 year)
- law degree
- a levels
- degree in another subject
- common professional examination (1 year)
- legal practice course (1 year full time or 2 years part time)
- 2 year training period
- qualified as solicitor
- 2 year training period
- legal practice course (1 year full time or 2 years part time)
- common professional examination (1 year)
- degree in another subject
- 4 GCSE'S
- institute of legal executives part 1+2 exams
- work for 2 years in solicitors office
- be admitted as a fellow of legal institute of legal executives (must be aged 25 and have worked for 5 years in a solicitors office)
- legal practice course ( 1 year or 2 year part time)
- or
- 2 year training period and pass final exam
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- 2 year training period and pass final exam
- or
- legal practice course ( 1 year or 2 year part time)
- be admitted as a fellow of legal institute of legal executives (must be aged 25 and have worked for 5 years in a solicitors office)
- work for 2 years in solicitors office
- institute of legal executives part 1+2 exams
- a levels
- the law society
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