I screwed my AS law paper 1 today.. Its really bad.. If i get C in AS, do i still have the chance to get B in A level?

Study for your paper 2! my friend got A in paper 1 and C in paper 2, she still can get A in the end for AS.

Well, i suppose you are taking Cambridge A-levels? It is still possible for you to get a B for your overall A-levels. Make sure you get a good A during A2 level.

But paper 1 carry a lot of mark.. im so scare for my paper 2 now..

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Added on May 15, 2010, 12:37 pmI just want to knw is it possible i still can get B in AS after my paper 1 screw? Thanks ^^

This post has been edited by irenehwa91: May 15 2010, 12:37 PM

Just study for your paper 2 and prepare for your A2 level. Even if you get a 'C' in your AS level, you still stand a chance to get an overall 'B' after paper 3 and paper 4.

Likely fail in uol inter public law... Knowing what is Parliamentary Std Act 2009 about through recent development. Yet, I wrote the whole PS answer because affected by the sentence "parliamentary SOVEREIGNTY is self-regulation."... I simply said PSA2009 was enacted to challege parliamentary sovereignty... then laid down all the PS challenges by saying... "not only PSA09 challenge the sovereignty... then..."... any1 made the same mistake as me?

I just start to continue my study in form 6 after spm. If i continue to take lawyer course in local U, will this cause any difficulty if i want to work at private law fim later?

Wondering why people just dont want to climb all these threads while all questions have already been answered but opt to open a new thread....

Bcoz by asking i can gt exactly answer for myself...plus not everyone like u got so many times to open the threads one by one DUDE!!!

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Added on June 3, 2010, 8:54 pmBcoz by asking i can gt exactly answer for myself...plus not everyone like u got so many times to open the threads one by one DUDE!!!

This post has been edited by QQ_feng: Jun 3 2010, 08:54 PM

Wow...didnt know you will get so emotional here...By the way, sorry if i have offended you, didn't mean it at all.
Well, just noticed recently, i have found few threads which asked about the same question...That's why i was wondering why they didn't give a try on reading this useful thread started by thread user.....

Don't worry. If you are GOOD, you won't have to worry any problem to work at private law firm.

I have lots Local U graduate manage to find their job in law firms.

But, you must work hard, academic, communication, presenting, language

I have a question to ask...which colllege would u think is better to be enrolled in A levels law...HELP or brickfields asia college...any other maybe?

Anyone know the different between International Law and International Human Right Law? Which one is more useful?

I have no exact idea about its scope....
can anyone tell me the different?
Thanks

International law, like domestic law, is divided into many areas. The 2 main divisions are public international law (the relationships between states) and private international law (jurisdictional issues when individuals/companies across borders come into conflict). Most university "international law" courses refers to public international law.

As a subject, international law is broader than international human rights law. International law encompasses international criminal law, international human rights law, the law of the sea, international environmental law, international humanitarian law etc. You'll learn about the basic principles - treaty law, customary international law, state sovereignty - and a bit about the various areas of international law

You'll cover the same basic principles in international human rights law, but with a more specific focus.

As for which is more useful - probably neither. Jobs where you'll use public international law are few and far in between - mainly in government departments, international agencies, law faculties, and some large law firms. Private international law (or conflict of laws) is probably more common in legal practice.

i would like to ask one question.when a law fresh graduate is studying in either BAC or ATC for his/her clp examination,does he/she have the time to work?

based on my experience, yes, but I would not recommend working all the way to July (exams are in mid July) and during exams. I suggest working up until April or May at most, then start studying for the exams proper. It is very, very bulky. The passing rate for the CLP in BAC and ATC is at about 35 to 40% with an additional 30% for conditional passes...but that includes quite a few who have done it before...

thanks for the prompt reply.what is the way of studying clp in BAC and ATC?part time or full time?

umm, that's up to you. If you're working, then part time obviously. Im sure the colleges mentioned offer both options.

I would like to ask, if study UoL programme and can't get a second lower, i mean got a third class, what to do? because my friend is taking external programme and i am taking internal.

Hmm, he/she is not eligible to sit for CLP then for my knowledge. Right? Correct me if im wrong....

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Added on June 10, 2010, 11:45 amIf you are quite wealthy, i think Taylors and HELP is not bad fro its pre-u program.
Brickfields is quite affordable though and i would say, it is running quite well there.
Do take note that, ATC and KDU also offer the program. Maybe you can talk to them and make up your mind after that.

This post has been edited by jhong: Jun 10 2010, 11:45 AM