Practical legal training is a formal requirement for becoming a lawyer in NSW. It is intended to teach law graduates valuable skills that will assist them in the transition from law school into the workplace. Although PLT students will normally be required to undertake some menial work, the bulk of time should involve getting direct experience and insight into legal practice, and learning procedures and techniques that the experienced lawyers at the firm have developed and refined over many years. Undertaking practical legal training at a top specialist law firm can help law graduates to leapfrog other job applicants by giving them practical knowledge and skills, and can make the transition from study to work a lot easier. Our latest blog post has more.
Posted on: Mon, 26 Jan 2015 08:15:01 +0000