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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TCLA Community Assistant" data-source="post: 145128" data-attributes="member: 2672">I would stress that qualifying outside of the U.K. is probably only going to make you more employable in the U.K. if you gain 2-3 years of directly comparable experience (eg working on similar matters/deal sizes etc).There is a risk that once you qualify in another country you will be over qualified but under experienced - because of the SQE you won’t need a training contract (foreign qualified lawyers don’t need to gain two years of qualifying work experience) but you will not be comparable to a newly qualified lawyer’s experience when they have gone through a traditional training contract.If you can dedicate 3 years to a career in your home country and you are confident you are going to get comparable international experience, then you will potentially be more employable as a dual qualified lawyer with experience.</blockquote>

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