Self-paced interactive video and text-based courses
Clearlaw is a South African company committed to improving the quality of legal services and providing practical insights into law and legal matters.
Our multi-disciplinary team, many of whom are members of the law society, has decades of experience in business law and legal practice. We produce and curate quality content for legal education.
ONLINE COURSES
ClearlawSA offers online courses to fit your schedule and your career goals. Enhance your skills by signing up today.
PSYCHOMETRIC ASSESSMENT
To find out where your strengths lie, complete ClearlawSA’s psychometric test that has been designed especially for law graduates and young lawyers. This is now available – register and pay. Read more…
COURSES
Making headway as a graduate or young lawyer
Graduates and young lawyers face serious social and financial challenges in 2020. The economic environment, particularly during the pandemic, has also taken an emotional toll. It must seem impossible to move the needle in these circumstances.
This infographic illustrates some of the other issues law graduates feel are blocking their path to the future, and was compiled following a survey of law students and graduates about their workplace readiness. Similar concerns are apparent from posts on social media group pages.
There is no better time to register on Clearlaw.
Read MoreClearlaw’s affordable online courses, or ‘micro-learning’ for all legal practitioners are in line with international best practise in continuing legal development.
You can boost your confidence by improving your knowledge base and get some insight into the workings of a future workplace. You can dive deeper into topics you may have learnt about but are unclear how to put into practise, like drafting; or understand what is required from legal practitioners to measure up to the ethical standards of a ‘fit and proper’ person.
Addressing soft skills such as self-confidence, communication skills, problem-solving, time-management and even dress code must seem unimportant in the face of all of the current turmoil, and yet they could also create the stepping stones you need for your future.
Our partners have also built unit-standard accredited courses to equip you with these important but less tangible tools. Find out more by contacting info@clearlawsa.org.za for individual or group classes all of which can take place online during lockdown.
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@DeRebusJournal: On 1 March 2021, the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Ronald Lamola, and the Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development, Thoko Didiza, held a media briefing on the Land Court Bill.
Click here to read the report: https://t.co/KIu2FZ7d3t https://t.co/q9ZrFke4Nq
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@UCTCareers: International students! Join us for this webinar to understand more about how you can use your time at UCT effectively to develop skills that are needed for the global world of work. Book here - https://t.co/pCxymxLWEN https://t.co/Ul6E2QEizb
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@TanveerJeewa: To the women law students:
The International Association for Women Judges is running a mentorship programme to pair students with magistrates and prosecutors. It’s a one of a kind opportunity so do send your CV & letter of motivation to tayla.pinto@uct.ac.za before 23 April! https://t.co/FhjqfeMgrD
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@UCTpostgrads: 2 wks left to apply! @Google PhD Fellowships support promising PhD candidates of all backgrounds who seek to influence the future of technology. Google encourages people of diverse backgrounds to apply. More info: https://t.co/6qNLLgblcG | @Googleafrica @TechWomen @FabAcademic https://t.co/bRie7qeEV7
