Tag: Students

'Onwards and upwards'

University College London will ensure most law assessments are artificial intelligence-proof

BARBRI’s director of learning, Alisa Gray, discusses the skills that make an excellent lawyer, how students should be using AI and shares her expert advice for learning and development professionals

PhD candidate and UN judge faces over six years behind bars

Hilary Chadwick, BPP’s Head of Law and a qualified solicitor, guides you through it

Charlotte Wanendeya, Head of Law at BPP (London) discusses dealing with generational conflict in the workplace and how employers can best support Gen Z lawyers

University of Bristol law student has been sharing her application journey online

Company informs Legal Cheek that no questions generated by AI are used in SQE assessments

Projects include a Windrush app, sexual violence legal advice and a law-themed classroom outreach

Spotlights fossil fuel work

Claire Flores, head of student sales at BARBRI, discusses qualifying via the SQE, the global appeal of US law firms, and how aspiring solicitors can stand out in a competitive market

Open University student withdraws case after receiving written assurances from the union about adherence to picketing rules

Alysia Hoe, future trainee solicitor and SQE student at ULaw, discusses staying motivated on the SQE and finding your route into law

Pair claim 'substandard' course scuppered lawyer dreams

BPP’s Julie Manson talks exam success

Seven months since announcement

Insider insights on everything from real estate and restructuring to tax, disputes and trainee tips

Up from a record low of 44%

Scottish Suits?

SRA delay draws criticism

We spoke to ULaw’s Nicole Kalli, lecturer and former litigator, about her move from practice to teaching and what it’s really like to work in disputes