Are you ready for the Bar Course? || How to prepare for the Bar Course?

[@fearless4817]

Great video again. Thanks for this. Hoping to start next year. Awaiting yr 2 results to apply for a conditional acceptance.

[@lifelawbim3407]

Thank you for continuously watching my videos. I am happy that you enjoy the content. All the best with your application!

[@gloweea.683]

You spoke about the LLM (Probono route) in another video. When does it end? Does it end in May when the BPC ends or in Dec?

[@lifelawbim3407]

Hey Tofunmi thank you for viewing and commenting. The first submission date was at the end of May and I believe this is the official course end date. However some students deferred their submission until September. I hope this helps!

[@thebosanofamily6532]

Hi whereabouts did you purchase the prepare to pass book please?

[@lifelawbim3407]

Thank you for your message. I purchased it on Amazon. You should be able to find the most recent edition there.

[@thebosanofamily6532]

@@lifelawbim3407 ok thank you soo much 🙂

[@lisaalapisa4235]

Which provider are you with? Sorry if I missed it...

[@lifelawbim3407]

Thank you for commenting! I pursued the course with the University of Law.

[@fearless4817]

Can you tell me more about the BPC-LLM course? From as simple as what does the certificate say compared to the stand alone llm to things like that are the alternatives to the pro bono option.

[@lifelawbim3407]

The official title of the course is recorded on my transcript as LLM Bar Practice. As you know there are different LLM options including the Optional Modules and the Dissertation. The bulk of the work of the latter two LLM options is completed after the Bar Course. The LLM pro bono / LLM Bar Practice is undertaken simultaneously (the work experience). The Critical Reflective Report is drafted and completed soon after the Bar Course is completed. I will upload a video shortly specifically on the LLM Bar Practice. So keep an eye out for that! I think that the deciding factor regarding which LLM you decide to study has to do with the following: a) whether you wish to obtain more work experience (LLM pro bono); b) whether you wish to pursue further studies in a particular area of law e.g. Human Rights or Corporate Governance (LLM Optional Modules); c) whether you wish to conduct research on a particular niche area in law (Dissertation). Remember that this guidance is based on my experience during the academic year 2020-2021 at my University. If you have further queries or require more details please direct them to the University that you are applying to. All the best and good luck!