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Careers forLaw GraduatesContentsIntroduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Why Do a Law Degree? 2 Emerging Demand for Law Graduates 2Education and Training. . . . . . . . . . 3Core Areas of Knowledge 3Bachelor of Laws (LLB) 3Diploma in Law 4Cost of a Law Degree and Scholarships 4Entry Points to the Legal Profession. . . 5Students 5Graduates 5Lawyers with Qualifications Gained Overseas 6Legal Qualifications for Non-Legal or Support Staff 6Steps Before You Can Practise Law . . . .6Practical Legal Training 6Becoming Admitted to Legal Practice 6Getting a Practising Certificate 7Career Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Solicitor 7Barrister 8Court System 8Corporate Sector 9Government Sector 9Community Sector 10Legal Aid Sector 10 Academia 10Legal Publishing 11Other Areas of Legal Practice 11Graduate Profiles.
Education and Training Becoming a lawyer involves: (i) completing a theoretical Law qualification; (ii) completing pre-admission Practical Legal Training; (iii) becoming
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