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Careers forLaw GraduatesContentsIntroduction.. 2 Why Do a Law Degree? 2 Emerging Demand for Law Graduates 2 Education and Training.. 3 Core Areas of Knowledge 3 Bachelor of Laws (LLB) 3 Diploma in Law 4 Cost of a Law Degree and Scholarships 4 Entry Points to the Legal Profession.. 5 Students 5 Graduates 5 Lawyers with Qualifications Gained Overseas 6 Legal Qualifications for Non-Legal or Support Staff 6 Steps Before You Can Practise Law ..6 Practical Legal Training 6 Becoming Admitted to Legal Practice 6 Getting a Practising Certificate 7 Career Options.. 7 Solicitor 7 Barrister 8 Court System 8 Corporate Sector 9 Government Sector 9 Community Sector 10 Legal Aid Sector 10 Academia 10 Legal Publishing 11 Other Areas of Legal Practice 11 Graduate Profiles ..12 Acknowledgments ..18 NOTE:Wherever you see this icon please go to >>What Job For You>>Career Profiles>>Law>>More Information for continued discussion and/or useful websites on that in law // IntroductionHailed as one of the generalist degrees of the 1990s, a Law degree has now become a passport to work in a wide range of fields, only one of which is private legal practice.
Entry Points to the Legal Profession Students Work experience placements Many Community Legal Centres and bodies such as the Australian Government Solicitor (AGS) offer
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