Fancy a change?
Train to be a lawyer whilst working full-time.

It is now fairly common for people to change careers, but for some professions such as law this could require training for a new qualification. It can be daunting returning to study after a period out of education and how do you fit it around your work and family commitments? Part-time study is the perfect solution to this problem.

Caroline Purser, Admissions Manager at BPP Law School said that more and more students are training part-time to be solicitors and barristers. “I have seen an increase of 150% in the last three years of people coming to BPP Law School to study part-time. We offer more part-time study options than any other provider, with nine part-time study modes across three programmes in four locations, which can fit perfectly around someone’s commitments and interests.”

BPP Law School, Leeds runs four part-time modes on the Graduate Diploma in Law (law conversion programme), three part-time modes on the Legal Practice Course (for intending solicitors) and one part-time mode on the Bar Vocational Course (for intending barristers).

Free careers and information events for the part-time (and full-time) GDL, LPC and BVC will be held on the 15th and 18th October.

There are still places available on the GDL commencing 2008.