Education & Training

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SRA claims still 'strong case' for controversial 'super exam'

Regulator launches second consultation for solicitors qualifying examination

Kent and Sussex universities show pro bono commitment with new law clinics

Education of practical skills will help the next generation lawyers in a 'highly competitive market'

Reports of the death of EU law have been greatly exaggerated

Given its inherent academic value and its continued direct or indirect influence on UK law, Dr Damian Mather advises students to hang on to their EU textbooks

What can the SQE achieve?

Allan Murray-Jones looks ahead to the SRA's October consultation on reforming legal education and training

Freshfields grows Manchester capability with new paralegal apprenticeship scheme

Magic Circle outfit the latest law firm to provide alternative entry route into the profession

General School of Law | The Solicitors' Journal - July 15, 1871

After much preparation and preluding, the first vote of the Legal Education Reformers has at length been held.

How coaching could help your firm

Businesses are starting to recognise the value of coaching for organisational development and the growth of the individual, both personally and as a resource for the company, writes David Cliff

EU law courses preserved for foreseeable future

Legal education providers and lecturers await developments of negotiated Brexit model