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Converting to Law from a non-law background
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<blockquote data-quote="3000to1shoteverytime" data-source="post: 175786" data-attributes="member: 32484"><p>You do not need to be a solicitor advocate to become a Deputy District Judge. Any solicitor who had 5 years PQE may apply.</p><p></p><p>I know someone going through the process currently who is a corporate solicitor. </p><p></p><p>The process is different in that they do the testing first and then they interview 2-3 applicants per space available. So the top percentage depending on number taking the test v number of positions available are then invited to fill in the lengthy application form where they demonstrate their competencies and their 2 referees (called assessors) have to do the same. Then there are further stages including an online assessment centre and interview</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="3000to1shoteverytime, post: 175786, member: 32484"] You do not need to be a solicitor advocate to become a Deputy District Judge. Any solicitor who had 5 years PQE may apply. I know someone going through the process currently who is a corporate solicitor. The process is different in that they do the testing first and then they interview 2-3 applicants per space available. So the top percentage depending on number taking the test v number of positions available are then invited to fill in the lengthy application form where they demonstrate their competencies and their 2 referees (called assessors) have to do the same. Then there are further stages including an online assessment centre and interview [/QUOTE]
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