BPP Law School is set to develop an apprenticeship scheme that will allow school leavers to become lawyers without the need for a university degree. Conservative MP Matthew Hancock, the minister for skills, last week announced government plans to make higher-level apprenticeship qualifications - equivalent to bachelors and masters degree levels - available for the first time.
January 02, 2013 at 06:36 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
BPP Law School is set to develop an apprenticeship scheme that will allow school leavers to become lawyers without the need for a university degree.
Conservative MP Matthew Hancock, the minister for skills, last week announced government plans to make higher-level apprenticeship qualifications – equivalent to bachelors and masters degree levels – available for the first time.
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