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Career Change TC - With LPC from 10+ years ago
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<blockquote data-quote="Chlobar" data-source="post: 176639" data-attributes="member: 34803"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>I did my LPC over 10 years ago (2011 to be exact) and for various reasons was unable to pursue a legal career. I am now seriously considering a move back to law, specifically with an interest in employment law due to my current career (HR/Talent/Advisory within tech). I can’t find much specific advice about this kind of scenario so could anyone advise whether I would need to do the SQE or if I could still just apply for training contracts as a mature career changer, given I already have my LPC?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chlobar, post: 176639, member: 34803"] Hi, I did my LPC over 10 years ago (2011 to be exact) and for various reasons was unable to pursue a legal career. I am now seriously considering a move back to law, specifically with an interest in employment law due to my current career (HR/Talent/Advisory within tech). I can’t find much specific advice about this kind of scenario so could anyone advise whether I would need to do the SQE or if I could still just apply for training contracts as a mature career changer, given I already have my LPC? [/QUOTE]
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