Legal Practice Course

BPP London Holborn

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Rank: 131 (UKEAS)

Location: BPP London Holborn

Website: http://www.bpp.com

Study mode full-time (intensive)

Degree: PG Diploma

Start Date: 2020/07/01

Duration: -

Intl fees: £16690

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If your goal is to become a solicitor, our LPC provides the best possible preparation. It is authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). We focus on your employability. Taught through simulated client portfolios, you will gain the in-depth legal knowledge, commercial awareness and practical skills employers are seeking. Why choose this programme? • Learn from qualified lawyers who can help develop your legal career, with links to firms and in-house teams at every level • Explore the practice areas that align with your career goals, through our wide range of electives • Get ahead of the competition with our cutting-edge Legal Technology Innovation and Design optional module • Enhance your professional skills and commercial awareness through additional skills workshops during our Employability Week • Top up your LPC to a full Master’s degree at no extra cost by completing two additional business modules or one practitioner-focused project* • Expert support with training contract applications, mock interviews and CV advice from our Careers Service • Gain practical legal work experience by advising real clients through our award-winning Pro Bono Centre *T&Cs apply

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Entry requirements

The entry requirements to study the Legal Practice Course (LPC) at BPP University Law School are: Qualifying law degree minimum 2.2 or above Non-law degree minimum 2.2 or above and a GDL, CPE, or similar qualification such as CILEx If you wish to study our fast-track LPC, you will be required to hold a 2.1 at degree level. If English is not your first language and you do not hold an honours degree that was delivered in English, you will be required to provide certified proof of ability in written and spoken English to at least IELTS 6.5 (overall) or equivalent.