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Help shape the future of solicitor training

We are exploring how well the SQE prepares newly qualified solicitors for practice, and we want to hear from you. Your views will directly inform new training designed to address any gaps and support early-career success.
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Skill up for your in-house role

Gain essential legal, regulatory, and commercial skills with our new In-House Practice Diploma. Designed for in-house solicitors and those moving from private practice, this programme helps you stay compliant, confident, and fulfil your annual CPD requirement – all in one diploma.
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