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Legal services apprenticeships

12 March 2015
Issue: 7644 / Categories: Legal News
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The University of Law (ULaw) has announced that a number of London boroughs will be the first organisations to offer its Legal Services Higher Apprenticeships. A total of 10 apprenticeships will be offered by boroughs including Harrow and Barnet, Hillingdon and Islington. Technical training and the completion of Chartered Institute of Legal Executives qualifications will be combined with on-the-job learning. Apprentices will receive one day per week of formal learning at ULaw’s Bloomsbury Centre.

Issue: 7644 / Categories: Legal News
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