Whether you’re considering a legal career, in your last year of study, or getting ready to practise, you’ve come to the right place. At the College of Law, we’re here to help you explore where’s next.
Congratulations on completing your law degree. Now that’s done you’re probably wondering what’s next. Well in order to become a lawyer you now need to think about completing your Practical Legal Training (PLT) and attaining your Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice before you’re admitted.
Find out more on your pathway to admission below.
Before you enter a practice you need to complete your Practical Legal Training (PLT). It builds on the theory taught during your law degree by equipping you with the practical skills you need to feel confident in a legal setting.
You can choose to study full-time or part-time depending on your situation.
Learn more how you want - from browsing the College of Law’s course guides to watching helpful webinars about your transition to becoming a lawyer.
The College of Law is here with you throughout your entire career. From admission, to Continuing Professional Development and Postgraduate Programs - we’ve got all your learning and training needs covered so you can be the best lawyer you can possibly be.
The learning doesn’t need to stop once you move from law school into a practice. At the College of Law, we offer a range of courses that look not only further, but also excel your personal development. Opportunities to help expand your horizons or specialise in core areas.
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