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Nottingham Trent University · Distance learning

Law and Legal Practice: SQE 1 Preparation Course

This course is designed for non-law graduates interested in becoming a solicitor. The LLM Law and Legal Practice course provides you with the legal knowledge and skills required to prepare you for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) 1 assessment, the f…

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Nottingham Law School · Law

This course is designed for non-law graduates interested in becoming a solicitor. The LLM Law and Legal Practice course provides you with the legal knowledge and skills required to prepare you for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) 1 assessment, the first step in your route to qualifying as a solicitor. - This SQE 1 preparation course provides an opportunity to obtain an internationally recognised Masters qualification by completing compulsory taught modules. - This course is eligible for the UK Government postgraduate loan. - All our SQE preparation courses carry awards and are taught at Masters level. - This course provides you with everything you need to have the best opportunity to pass SQE whilst also developing the professional skills that really matter to employers. - You will be taught by our outstanding teaching team, many of whom are experienced legal professionals who will provide you with excellent and personalised teaching in a dynamic and interactive teaching environment. - Opportunities for further practice and test the legal skills you acquire through mooting, negotiation, interviewing competitions to enhance your CV. - Opportunity for “hands on” experience to develop professional skills and gain experience in our regulated and multi award winning teaching law firm, the NLS Legal Advice Centre.

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Students who enrol on this course will normally have a 2:2 from their undergraduate studies or equivalent level from another study course approved by NTU to be admitted onto the course.

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