Shazia Aslam describes her experience on the SRA's work-based learning pilot; Mark Broadhead explains his company's involvement in BPP's Access to Practice Scheme and Liora Lazarus outlines the advantages of LNAT
March 24, 2011 at 10:46 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Learn-as-you-go – After failing to win a training contract, Shazia Aslam opted to sign up for the SRA’s work-based learning pilot. Post-programme, she describes how it went
Cultivating counsel – Mark Broadhead of Co-operative Financial Services explains how BPP’s Access to Practice Scheme has benefited his company
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