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*Please note the change of date*
Friday 24 September 2010
Managing Career Breaks
Keynote speaker: Grahame Aldous QC
The Bar Council will run its annual course aimed at those returning to practice following a career break, and those managing career breaks within their chambers. The programme will include advice on re-establishing practice, maintaining a balance between home, work and other commitments, Code of Conduct and ethical updates and opportunities for career development including Judicial and other appointments. Specialist Bar Associations’ information will be available and CPD providers will be asked to provide information about relevant courses. The Course will be held in the Bar Council’s offices in High Holborn. There will be a nominal charge for attendance on this course. CPD hours are currently being sought.
If you are interested in this course, please contact Angela Campbell at the Bar Council by e-mail: acampbell@barcouncil.org.uk
*Please note the change of date*
Friday 24 September 2010
Managing Career Breaks
Keynote speaker: Grahame Aldous QC
The Bar Council will run its annual course aimed at those returning to practice following a career break, and those managing career breaks within their chambers. The programme will include advice on re-establishing practice, maintaining a balance between home, work and other commitments, Code of Conduct and ethical updates and opportunities for career development including Judicial and other appointments. Specialist Bar Associations’ information will be available and CPD providers will be asked to provide information about relevant courses. The Course will be held in the Bar Council’s offices in High Holborn. There will be a nominal charge for attendance on this course. CPD hours are currently being sought.
If you are interested in this course, please contact Angela Campbell at the Bar Council by e-mail: acampbell@barcouncil.org.uk
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