City Law School is to roll out a part-time Legal Practice Course (LPC) from September 2009. Subject to approval from the Solicitors Regulation Authority, City Law School will join a number of providers in offering the two-year course by the start of the next academic year.The course is one of several new initiatives to be ushered in by new director Gillian Woodworth, who took charge in June replacing Melissa Hardee, who left the school to pursue a career in private consultancy.
November 12, 2008 at 11:53 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
City Law School is to roll out a part-time Legal Practice Course (LPC) from September 2009.
Subject to approval from the Solicitors Regulation Authority, City Law School will join a number of providers in offering the two-year course by the start of the next academic year.
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