Practical Approach to PVT & Board Exams for Candidate Attorneys
CPD Hours: 2
Price: R100.00
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Presenters : Lisa Thomas
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Overview
Connecting the dots between the practical and theoretical training received by candidate attorneys in their pre-admission phase is relevant because it will help them view the two aspects as joined. Often, the two requirements are viewed as ordeals that they must endure in order to be signed off as fit and proper at the end of their training.
Coming to the world of legal practice as still thinking as law students, they are accustomed to compartmentalizing their learning for the purpose of regurgitating it in assessments. They are not taught that practice and legal theory go together - or that practice amplifies legal theory. Most Candidate Attorneys never enjoy their articles and stick it out at the expense of their physical and mental health.
Join Adv, Lisa Thomas where she will teach you to connect all their experiences during qualification that will help gather your thoughts and take yourself seriously as future legal practitioners.
Learning objectives
By the end of this webinar the attendee should know:
- How Practical Legal Training (PLT) & Practical Vocational Training (PVT) are connected
- How legal theory informs legal practice
- How practice amplifies legal practice
- How to think like a future legal practitioner instead of a law student or PLT student
Content
The webinar will cover the following topics:
- Practical Vocational Training
- Practical Legal Training
- Seeing PVT and PLT as joined
- Mentality of a student vs mentality of a future legal practitioner
About the presenter
Adv. Lisa Thomas is a former criminal defence advocate and in-house counsel in Durban, Lisa has seen the law practice from both sides. She graduated with her LLB, completed her pupillage, and was admitted as an advocate in 2008. Her current area of interest is in alternative dispute resolution, specifically mediation. She is a maverick for humanity and ethics within the legal profession in South Africa with a focus on candidate attorneys.
Who this is for?
Candidate Attorneys
Law students
Pupil Advocates
Paralegals
Young/ Junior legal practitioners
Price
- R 100.00 per person
Additional material
By purchasing this webinar you will be provided with:
- A summarised slide presentation.
- Reference documents and/or course material where available.
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