thanks for the advice bro

No need.

Degree in business > a-levels

Just need to ask LPQB whether u can take CLP or not.

Mature student = 5 years working experience in related field wor....

No need A-level since you got degree.

Depends on what program btw. If UoL, i think definitely no problem.

If you already have a degree, most probably you can go for Law degree straight away.

Give LPQB (legal practice qualifying board) a call or visit their offices, they are very friendly, trust me.

here is their website/contact: http://www.lpqb.org.my/index.php?option=co...id=143&Itemid=3

just spend 3 minutes talking to the LPQB and you should be able to find out what your next moves should be.

http://www.bac.edu.my/index.php/brickfield...rsity-of-london

5 SPM Credits (including English) or equivalent and
2 'A' Levels / STPM Principals or equivalent / Recognised Diplomas / Degrees.

so yeah, just join the 1st year of UOL/UKT programme.

Where are you reading your law degree ?

feel so happy knowing that this person gets to study law straight away. without needing to do A levels, after going through degrees and stuff.

Hihi,

May I know anyone here did their UKT program under Brickfields Asia College before? My friend told me that if resit for paper then will only count in maximum 30% plus assignment (assume 15 marks) lead to 45% maximum?

Wondering what's the overall 55% as entry requirement to Cardiff as well. Kindly advise.

Thanks in advance

Yeap if resit, max is 30+ whatever your assignment marks is.

When i was with Brickfields back then, they will cap your mark at 40% if you resit.

Are you sure Cardiff's entry requirement is 55%?

Haha called to college and talked to coordinator. 40% excluding assignment marks right?

Yea, it is 55%. How about before this? Lower?

Okay, it was more stringent. In short, if you failed, your mark will only be capped at 40%.

My entrance to Cardiff back then in the year of 2010, its requirement was 60% in average.

Oh I see, the average for now will be 55% for 2nd year, 60% for 3rd year.

Haha I hope no any resit paper lol.

i hope you dont resit as well ,
cardiff u is a great uni , hopefully you make it

cheers

hello everyone just want to ask does any of you have any idea on how to work as a foreign lawyer in Singapore?It is due to the fact that I find the requirement of admission to the Singapore Bar is rather stringent on foreigners and would like to know more about any alternative of working on the legal field of Singapore.Thank you in advance for any reply.

This post has been edited by minshuen: Dec 27 2013, 12:01 PM

Get admitted in Malaysia first and secure a job in Singapore is one option. But quite difficult to get a job as a foreign lawyer in Sg anyway as you will be restricted in terms of practice areas. Where did u do your LLB?

Hey guys, to what extend is bahasa used in Malaysian courts?

Malay?

any cheap law course at malaysia?

BM yes.

As far as I know, Malay is the main medium of language in Malaysian courts. However, when in the higher courts, English may be requested to be used.

Correct me if I'm wrong