Only if it is a fast-track course, but even then it will depend on your start date for the TC in September, as you will need your results before you can start (for vast majority of firms).
Great, one last question, do you know if all providers are online due to Covid or are there some in person? Thanks again
hi Jessica. Thanks. Yes I think it will be fast track but just wanted to make sure I had enough time to enrol.
ULaw is doing both in person and online and has moved back to primarily in person exams, I cant comment on the other providers
Hi, it is very quick and easy to enrol but I think the programme takes longer than 9 months (I am not sure about this point tho).
It isn't necessarily enrolment that will be the issue, it will be whether you get your results in enough time to start the TC in September 2022 - timings can often be very tight, especially if you are not on a sponsored course.
Actually, apologies if this was unclear, you will need the right to work in the UK for this role. I'm sorry for any confusion caused by this!
Not real estate specific but if this is within a firm, here’s a couple tips from my own experience:I start my role as a paralegal within real estate next week! I just wondered if anyone has any tips?
Excited but nervous as this will be my first office job
Unless money isn't an issue due to savings/bank of Mum & Dad, I would think that staying at home would be a far less stressful approach even with a 40 minute commute.
I guess it’s dependent on each person, but personally I would commute. You won’t be in every day anyway- realistically only 2 or 3 days max. You’ll wind up saving a lot of money by staying at home as renting in London is very expensive and you have to then factor in transport costs, bills, food etc
I guess it’s dependent on each person, but personally I would commute. You won’t be in every day anyway- realistically only 2 or 3 days max. You’ll wind up saving a lot of money by staying at home as renting in London is very expensive and you have to then factor in transport costs, bills, food etc
Thank you! I am just thinking about it in terms of next year, for some reason I thought with the accelerated course you would be in every day
The accelerated course is more likely to be more days per week. Used to be 4 days a week back in my day, but that was way before remote learning etc, so things may have changed.Thank you! I am just thinking about it in terms of next year, for some reason I thought with the accelerated course you would be in every day
My twin sons are doing the LPC living at home at present with a similar commuting time (in their case about an hour door to door) and there are definitely others in their group who live at home too. They only go in twice a week( but the accelerated LPC might be on more days a week to fit it all in I would expect). It isd not like an undergraduate degree when living near people and all that initial aged 18 social stuff is so vital; so I think you would be fine living at home.
