Continuing your professional development
CPD is an essential part of your ongoing career development. But it’s not just a compulsory box that has to be ticked while you get on with the business of being a lawyer. With the right courses, the best tutors and the latest innovations it’s an opportunity to stay at the cutting edge of practice and pick up skills that will drive your career forward.
- We’re continually evolving innovative professional development programmes
- Our training solutions are designed and delivered by experienced practitioners with hands-on knowledge
- CPD programmes that are tailored to specific needs in a wide range of practice areas
- We concentrate on long-term practical benefits, rather than one-off, ‘tick-the box’ CPD
- How and when you study can be tailored to suit the needs of you and your employer
- We’re constantly developing our training to ensure your advice to clients stays current
Management Course Stage 1 (MC1) is a compulsory Solicitors Regulation Authority course to be taken after qualification and before the end of the third full CPD year. Our one-day face-to-face course uses a realistic law firm scenario and financial case study to deliver practical training on the fundamentals of law firm management. Courses are available on a public or in-house basis.
In today’s modern world of law, you need to be able to think globally and make your CV stand out. Our Master of Laws degrees are designed to give you a set of skills and knowledge that are both practical and effective and reflect up-to-the minute legal practice. You can choose from a wide range of specialist modules, and tailor the course to your area of interest and to suit your career aspirations and enhance your firm’s expertise.
College of Law Media provides a flexible online training solution. It’s a subscription-based service that offers a range of high quality online training materials designed to update or impart new skills and knowledge.
The College of Law is an acknowledged provider of Higher Rights Advocacy Assessments and also provides the relevant training for such assessments. By these means, we aim to provide Dispute Resolution solicitors with the skills and qualifications required for practice. Courses are available for both Civil and Criminal practitioners, and are provided on both a public and in-house basis.
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