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Solicitor's training

ForeignLawyer · 2018-06-20 13:12:19

Hi all, I was hoping you could help me with my query, since the Law Society has not been very responsive! Considering a European qualified lawyer passes the QLTT tests, should he also go through the 24 month training period? The thing is I am thinking of taking the tests, but I will need sometime to prepare myself, so if…

20-06-2018 1:12pm

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ForeignLawyer

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Hi all,

I was hoping you could help me with my query, since the Law Society has not been very responsive! Considering a European qualified lawyer passes the QLTT tests, should he also go through the 24 month training period? The thing is I am thinking of taking the tests, but I will need sometime to prepare myself, so if the 2 year training period is necessary a few years will pass by the time I get a good job.
Many thanks!

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#2 24-08-2018 7:36am

linola_c

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No you don't have to do the training period, provided that you are eligible to obtain a Certificate of Eligibility and can sit (and pass) the QLTT, you will be able to practise here.

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