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Employment Law qualification

Marc

Hi,

I'm looking into possibly doing some kind of Employment Law qualification but can't find many online. I'm CIPD Level 7 qualified but the one thing that I think the qualification lacks (or the study centre I took my course at didn't pick for the qualification) was an employment law module.

If anybody could point me in the direction or link me to some courses that would be great.

Many thanks 

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  • I have done both a LLM in Employment Law at Kingston and the CLT Paralegal course. I also looked into the CIPD training but I decided to go with the LLM instead for depth of material and quality of teaching. The course was a mix of those who had done law degrees (and so a bit of a younger cohort) and some HR (we were older!). You may find more like minded people with more practical experience on the CIPD courses, however, I love the law and decided I wanted to enjoy learning the nuts and bolts of it as well as practical application, and access to good law professors like Gwyneth Pitt. I also did a Corporate law module on the LLM which was enlightening when dealing with M&As. I did the CLM just as a refresher when I returned from maternity leave and they provided a really good book (so they should have for £1,600) that explained the law perfectly and in lay man's terms but it was distance learning and although it was right for me at that time, I much prefer the face to face aspect of teaching. Good luck in your choice.
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  • I have done both a LLM in Employment Law at Kingston and the CLT Paralegal course. I also looked into the CIPD training but I decided to go with the LLM instead for depth of material and quality of teaching. The course was a mix of those who had done law degrees (and so a bit of a younger cohort) and some HR (we were older!). You may find more like minded people with more practical experience on the CIPD courses, however, I love the law and decided I wanted to enjoy learning the nuts and bolts of it as well as practical application, and access to good law professors like Gwyneth Pitt. I also did a Corporate law module on the LLM which was enlightening when dealing with M&As. I did the CLM just as a refresher when I returned from maternity leave and they provided a really good book (so they should have for £1,600) that explained the law perfectly and in lay man's terms but it was distance learning and although it was right for me at that time, I much prefer the face to face aspect of teaching. Good luck in your choice.
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