this was BEYOND helpful as someone who is hoping to study law! also that colour suits you so much! you're so pretty in blue. your content is fantastic, libby! thank you so much :)
Do you do both SQE 1 and 2 before starting your training contract or does it bleed into the two-year training period? Also, is it self-funded or does your law firm pay for it? Lastly, are you taking a course for the SQE or do you just rely on the knowledge from your degree to pass the tests? Congratulations on all your hard work passing off.
Congratulations again. If I understood you correctly, does an LLB degree means you're qualified as a barrister at law or you now have to enter law school for professional training? I don't know if I made sense.
An LLB is a qualifying law degree, which means that you can go straight into your professional training, which is different depending on whether you want to be a barrister or solicitor. Both routes take another 3 years, after you have finished your LLB. If you don't do a qualifying law degree, such as a BA in law or any other subject, you can do a year long course called the Graduate Diploma of Law, which will mean you will be ready to take the solicitor or barrister route upon completion.
I want an answer to my question (I'm longing to know about it.. I'm sooo curious) (this may sound a little dumb) anyways: Is it possible to study biology, chemistry and law together??? Plss let me knowwww Btw new subbie here! Congratulations on graduating👩🎓👩⚖
@ce ce sis thank youuu so much for this ... i have always thought about doing something like this, pursuing things i like, but later learnt that law in itself is a lot of work let alone law with science.. few more months and will get into college ! I have put all my trust in god and i believe in his plans for me.. so not stressing myself out about the subject for now and prepping for my exams... btw what do u do?
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this was BEYOND helpful as someone who is hoping to study law! also that colour suits you so much! you're so pretty in blue. your content is fantastic, libby! thank you so much :)
Thank you!! 🤍🤍
Congratulations on graduating, Libby❤️
Unrelated, I just wanted to let you know that this cool, frosted shade of cyan blue is notably complementary to your tone and essence 💙
Great video Libby 💗 congratulations on graduation 👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🥰🥰🥰🥰
You did well! Congratulations! 🌹✨💫
Those were such good tips and can I just say you’re so pretty ✨💕
I'm from Sudan 🇸🇩
I look forward to hearing from you.
Lib, you’re looking so pretty in that dress!
Thank you 🥺🤍
Can you do a video on your interview process for a vacation scheme/TC and how you prepared for it? xx
Do you do both SQE 1 and 2 before starting your training contract or does it bleed into the two-year training period? Also, is it self-funded or does your law firm pay for it? Lastly, are you taking a course for the SQE or do you just rely on the knowledge from your degree to pass the tests? Congratulations on all your hard work passing off.
Yh training contracts are like apprenticeships. You do the qualification while working at a company. It’s what I’m planning on doing 👍
I don't like Law, I like watching you..
Good video
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Firstly, congratulation, so could you advise me on what is the best course for the law student to study before he goes to university?
Thanks
In the US, do most law students want to work in the private sector as lawyers or for the government, as judges or federal prosecutors, for example?
Are there any subjects you did in high school that you think helped you in uni?
Congratulations again. If I understood you correctly, does an LLB degree means you're qualified as a barrister at law or you now have to enter law school for professional training? I don't know if I made sense.
An LLB is a qualifying law degree, which means that you can go straight into your professional training, which is different depending on whether you want to be a barrister or solicitor. Both routes take another 3 years, after you have finished your LLB. If you don't do a qualifying law degree, such as a BA in law or any other subject, you can do a year long course called the Graduate Diploma of Law, which will mean you will be ready to take the solicitor or barrister route upon completion.
I end up having marginal 2:2 due to a very bad grade in a three year course - does end the path for training contract?
Where is your dress from?! 😍
And other stories! X
Pls can I use btecs to study law at university pls and is it possible doing that without doing a foundation year
Hi there very nice to meet you!!! Are you a wwe wrestling fan
Do they cold call in uk universities?
Hey where are u studied from?
Law school meaning undergrad law?
Yea
I want an answer to my question (I'm longing to know about it.. I'm sooo curious) (this may sound a little dumb) anyways:
Is it possible to study biology, chemistry and law together??? Plss let me knowwww
Btw new subbie here!
Congratulations on graduating👩🎓👩⚖
@User 15 thanks! i read that university of melbourne offers bio, chem and business law..? together? feel free to correct me if im wrong. :)
@ce ce sis thank youuu so much for this ... i have always thought about doing something like this, pursuing things i like, but later learnt that law in itself is a lot of work let alone law with science.. few more months and will get into college ! I have put all my trust in god and i believe in his plans for me.. so not stressing myself out about the subject for now and prepping for my exams... btw what do u do?
ahahahahaha not my cup of tea sorry