PR - The College of Law New Zealand says farewell to its latest intake of Samoan law graduates after another successful preadmission programme.
The College delivers the Samoan pre-admission training as part of an initiative with the Attorney General of Samoa, Aumua Ming Leung Wai, allowing recently graduated law students to complete their training with a mixture of online and onsite training.
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The onsite component, delivered in Auckland, lasts for just over four weeks and sees the students being taught by eminent practitioners skills such as negotiation, interviewing and advocacy in preparation for their admission to the Bar in Samoa.
The College of Law New Zealand is the leading provider of training for admission to legal practice in New Zealand and is a provider of skills-based CPD programs for practising lawyers.
These include seminars in negotiation, interviewing, court practice, legal practice management, tax practice and resilience for lawyers.
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