err..have no idea. Enlightenment plz

it depends whether Aussie needs that type of expertise or not, but well u can try..no harm in that. U can check the immigration website ler..to check which skill/profession they need. Though the last time i checked lawyers wasn't on the list.

yes, i'm also a bit lost so plz care to elaborate.

obviously Judge

As far as i know, those who wanna take BAR in the UK must be at least also employed in one of the firms in UK there in order to qualify for the BAR. And in UK, the firms of course would rather choose their own skin and colour 1st before us. As for grades i'm not sure but obviously it will also be an important factor ler

barrister and advocate is similar to solicitor or lawyer here in M'sia. But because m'sia dun bother abt these expressions so they always just call lawyers. But in UK there is a difference but then i forgot what they stand for xD
maybe the others can help

i think every country recognizes it but then to practice in other countries which its law is different from the UK, u have to sit for some kinda of assessment test or maybe take a course in their country for maybe 1 year like that lor..or something like that. Plz correct me if i'm wrg.

Hmm, twinning it is compulsory for u to go overseas at least for a year..UOL no difference, u can do it externally or choose to go UK also can.
Legal Advisor no need CLP but it also dpends very much on the job requirements of that specific firm lor..

Hmm, i wonder then y 1 of my friend who did UWE till year 2 but now have to take UOL and retake Inter again because wanna accompany gf so that they can go to UK together..now she commenting that UOL and UWE syllabus is different and it's much harder. Though she got 2nd class uppers in UWE.

Anyway, whether my friend waste money or not it doesn't matter and not concerning the topic also
But the subject matter taught in UWE is different and more brief i guess. Even i heard from the staff in my college saying that can easily pass or maybe a B without any conclusion in ur essays. even for Uni of Northumbria also the syllabus r almost the same except for a few which is more to cover but not in depth. Btw, it is clarified previously that i said that ppl who take the course from Uni of Northumbria cannot practice here in M'sia if they do it locally unless they go over there and do it or u can practice but u have to sit for the BAR hence for the compulsory subject of EU law.

After SPM, take A'lvls 1st before taking up any law degree programme i guess. Applicable for most law courses, BOJ i not sure but i think same coz need STPM also izzit?

Lol, well forgive me..imo, those taking UWE wants the easy way out and of course in the course of doing so spends using more $$. If claiming that going abroad is the reason to be exposed to different experiences and cultures, u also can do that in UOL. So anyway heck it.

For Uni of Northumbria, my friend is taking it so that's what i heard. U can practice it if u do the BAR or continue ur last year in UK. Those who r taking that path can go research themselves if they want.

I do not think it's unproductive and bias because if ppl is asking abt the comparison between these 2 programmes, it would definitely be relevant to them.

Secondly, it's true that my statements may not be accurate, but too bad sue me if u do not like it..Others can clarify with it and double check with it and obviously they should. I, myself would had done so including after reading from the 1st page.

The programme from Uni of Northumbria just started here in my college this year as in they can do it locally without going there for the final year, so the ppl in my class (quite a number of them) r the 1st batch of ppl. So if u wanna know the results, wait till next year after the exams. I can name damn hell a lot of ppl but i guess, it's of no use coz u won't even know them..what for u wanna know the names?

If u have doubts, come BAC and ask for urself.

Cheers~

If u want clarification from the Qualifying Board and all, nope, i dun think i will go through the hassle to find out because in the 1st place i'm just sharing what i know. Then just erase or forget the stuff that i've shared. As i mentioned, to those who have doubts can just check with the respective colleges /uni's to find out more abt the routes.
Btw, i wouldn't want to take up ur task for providing info, guess u're the only 1 free to do it

This post has been edited by Xziled: Nov 9 2008, 08:29 PM

Your statements r so contradicting, 1st say dun mind ppl's own views and opinions and then counter it with something else? 2nd, i DID contribute with my own experiences and u want me to substantiate it with official Qualifying Board's verification? Do u c in daily life or daily routine if i experienced anything in my studies actually have anything to do with the QB?


Who's being ignorant? o_O i'm already in my final year of degree. I'm not asking nor seeking any advise or views also? i'm just answering those who have questions. Common sense will kick in, and that ppl gotta verify and check properly before registering into a uni. Even though, we provide tons of info..doesn't gurantee that someone wouldn't get conned isn't it?

Btw, for the last statement..i think i didn't mentioned it clearly that by taking his task is to go through all the hassle to find sources and what not.
Life and being a lawyer doesn't mean you got to know every single detail or knowledge eg.all the cases or the info on routes to be a lawyer. In reality, u think that all lawyers know everything? Guess u never heard of learning the art of perception and art of bullshyting? i bullsh!t through all my exams though with little help of cases and authority but hey! i'm still here rite? Ppl think i know a lot but actually i know just enough to pass my godd@mn exams. And when u come out to practice or even to working life, that's a whole new ball game altogether.

So open your eyes a little wider to c the whole picture!

Good luck & all the best

u took AS and A2 together in 1 shot?

Oh icic..
best of luck ya? if u pass, u got so long time to enjoy or maybe find part-time job if u want because intake is only in Sept for law degree for UK ler

Dun worry..u get another chance to do it better in LL.B

TQ, u're the only one that understands me