Hey i know that to become a solicitor in the UK it is mandatory to do the 1 year LPC course then 2 years as a trainee, but i have two main questions regarding this.
1. If i study my LLB in Scotland, i konw that is Scots law so i can only become a solicitor/advocate in Scotland.. but my question is; is it possible to do my LLB in scotland then a LLM in international commercial law then ofcourse the one year LPC and then the 2 years as a trainee.. doing this does it allow me to practice commercial law anywhere/internationally?
2. Or i was thinking of doing my bachelor's degree in business, then going on to do a one year conversion course (then maybe my LLM) then the 1 year LPC course and the 2 years trainee?
Which do you guys think is better? But my main question is if i study law in Scotland and do my international commercial LLM there does this allow me to work anywhere?
<p>Hey i know that to become a solicitor in the UK it is mandatory to do the 1 year LPC course then 2 years as a trainee, but i have two main questions regarding this.</p><p>1. If i study my LLB in Scotland, i konw that is Scots law so i can only become a solicitor/advocate in Scotland.. but my question is; is it possible to do my LLB in scotland then a LLM in international commercial law then ofcourse the one year LPC and then the 2 years as a trainee.. doing this does it allow me to practice commercial law anywhere/internationally?</p><p>2. Or i was thinking of doing my bachelor's degree in business, then going on to do a one year conversion course (then maybe my LLM) then the 1 year LPC course and the 2 years trainee?</p><p>Which do you guys think is better? But my main question is if i study law in Scotland and do my international commercial LLM there does this allow me to work anywhere? </p><p> </p>
