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Develop Your Workforce: Legal Courses Webinar

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Register Develop Your Workforce: Legal Courses Webinar

Join Northumbria University to explore how degree and higher apprenticeship will enable you to develop your workforce. This free webinar will provide an overview of the new routes to solicitor qualification and will explain Northumbria University’s proposed portfolio of SQE1 and SQE2 related programmes. This includes our Solicitor Higher Apprenticeship which has been running successfully since 2018, blending academic theory with on-the-job learning. We will also cover different workforce development opportunities such as continuing professional development courses.

Agenda

  • 8.30am arrival
  • 8.40am introductions/welcome
  • 8.45am: Existing and New Routes to Solicitor Qualification - What the changes mean for current and new learners and Northumbria’s undergraduate and postgraduate portfolio/support for trainees and paralegals seeking to qualify
  • 9.15am Introduction to the Solicitor Higher Apprenticeship

  • 9.45am – 10am questions and answers

*Please note timings are subject to change

 

  

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