The Legal Profession - How to become Barristers + Solicitors
- Created by: Jean-Luc Kondabeka
- Created on: 07-05-13 12:50
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Education and Training
Solicitor
- A-Levels
- Degree
- Can study a degree in anything
- Most take LLB law degree - Qualifying Law Degree - Must include core subjects
- Obligations including contract, restitution + tort
- Public Law
- Criminal Law
- Equity + law of trusts
- Law of European Union
- If student completes degree in another subject can do a 1 year law conversion course called Common Professional Examination (CPE)/General Diploma in Law (GDL) - £12,000
- All core subjects
- Legal Practice Course (LPC) - £11,000 1 year
- Training contract
- 2 years practical experience in a solicitor's office
- Can also be in Government department
- CPS
- Magistrates Court Service
- In-House Legal departments
- Spend time in various departments, trainee gains practical experience in at least 3 different areas
- Get Paid minimum of £16,000-£18,000
- Qualified
- Can complete a certificate of advocacy, will allow them greater right of audience in higher courts
- Can apply for judiciary and position of Queens Counsel
- ILEX Route
- 4 GCSEs
- Obtain job as trainee legal executive
- Join Institute of Legal executives Part 1 and 2 of ILEX exams - Study part time while you work
- Work for 2 years in solicitor's office
- Admitted as…
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