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Women in Law Panel

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Law School Partnerships

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Virtual Internships

Leo Cussen has partnered with Forage to offer free Virtual Internship Programs that give aspiring lawyers practical insight into solving real legal matters and developing the skills used throughout the legal profession. The programs are free, fully online and self-paced and they can be added to your CV to demonstrate practical experience to future employers.
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NSW & VIC Legal CPD Requirements

If you are a solicitor in New South Wales or Victoria, your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) obligations are prescribed under the Legal Profession Uniform Law 2015. This legislation outlines the CPD requirements, including the number of CPD units required each year.
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Concurrent Study

You'll need to apply for concurrent study if you would like to start Practical Legal Training (PLT) before completing your law degree. This applies if you have no more than two academic subjects remaining in your LLB or JD, neither of which are Priestley 11 admission requirements, and you intend to complete those subjects […]
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Admission

To become an admitted lawyer in Australia, you'll need to apply through the admitting authority in the state or territory where you plan to practise. Your admission will then be made by that jurisdiction's Supreme Court.
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Accreditation

The Leo Cussen Institute (trading as the Leo Cussen Centre for Law) provides Practical Legal Training (PLT) for the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, programs for Supervised Legal Training (SLT), Practice Management courses (PMC), and Continuing Professional Development (CPD). Where required, Leo Cussen has obtained registration, accreditation and approval from relevant bodies and regulators, […]
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Since its inception in 1972, Leo Cussen Centre for Law has been synonymous with excellence in practical legal training and continuous professional development.
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