Education & Training

Articles

Investing in training models for tomorrow

We must start taking responsibility for nurturing the next generation of talent, says Kathryn Taylor

Distance learning is part of a modern-day law school

As the legal sector evolves, flexible learning plays a pivotal role in enhancing learning experiences, says Simon Boyes

Rules of engagement: developing an effective learning programme

Understanding business goals and engaging with key stakeholders in your firm are essential steps to run an effective skills development programme, says Jamie Butler as he shares 'his experience of starting one from scratch

There simply aren't enough training contracts to go around

Law students are misinformed about training contracts, says Marilyn Stowe

The training of both judges and lawyers must change to suit a new, hybrid justice system

As court practice and procedure evolve, there is an urgent need for lawyers, judges and legal trainers to consider how they should move towards a more inquisitorial justice system, says District Judge Harold Godwin

Ready, steady, LETR

The legal education review warm-up is over, says Melissa Hardee, as she urges firms to start considering how they could implement a range of possible changes to training and qualification requirements

Are law schools facing an existential crisis?

The type of education each law school wishes to provide for different learners is a decision many law schools are now faced with following the Legal and Education Training Review, says Rebecca Huxley-Binns

Solicitors Regulation Authority to lift 'restrictive' limit on trainee intake

Partner to trainee ratio to be abolished in favour of 'holistic' approach to training quality