Hey again Atli, wow there's really so much to think about for considering which route to take but coupled with your advice here, one can also stretch further with doing their own extensive research and find the right solution or route to embark on upon exploring all options. Great vid and thank you❤🙌 #LLB #CareerAdvice #LawStudents
Thank you very much for sharing. This has really helped me especially because I’m in my final year. I’m studying in the UK, and we do straight LLB, but I agree with you. I’m going to do my LPC & LLM instead of opting for a graduate job in the legal department of a company. Very very insightful 🙏🏽
I'm a final year LLB student after completing my BA Law and I fully agree with what you said about doing BCom or BA before LLB cause my dad advised me to do the longer route as well when I started varsity. Appreciate you sharing this! I look forward to part 2!☺️
I can't believe that I found you so late. I'm still a first year student at UNISA, self study has been suffocating me and I'm losing my mind...hopefully this channel will help me. Thank you ❤
Hey Atlegang, I'm so glad I bumped into your vlog, I'm currently doing my second year of BCom law... Please share a light if I should start applying at law firms or anything else because I want to study LLB part time while I work.
Hello Atlegang, thank you for this video, I really appreciate your expertise. I'm currently an LLB student without any previous degree and I want to know if it's possible to do the BA degree after graduation?
Clarify me here on the route to advocate: 1. I heard that you need to do 2 years of candidate attorney or 6 months/1 year of board exams in order for attorney admission whereby you need to do a further 5 years required experience of being an attorney in order to do 1-year apprenticeship/pupillage in order for advocate admission. OR 2. According to what you said: After board exams you can decide to be an attorney or advocate. Which one is this one?
Hello, I see no one has replied to you and I am also on the route to becoming an advocate (only 2nd year of LLB). To become an advocate you need to have a LLB degree; then apply to the bar for a 1 year pupillage (quite competitive, advocates can only take 1 pupil a year); you go through LPC and advocate admissions exams; you get enrolled to the bar
Hi Atlegang...how can I became a prosecutor after completing my university Law degree, do I need to be a candidate attorney than a advocate than a prosecutor?
Thank you for the video. I am currently in matric and I am applying in a few months I was wondering if you become an advocate instead of being an attorney is it harder to get your foot in the door as in getting your first case (brief or referral) than just working as an attorney. Also how do advocates get their first cases.
I’ve heard it’s better to be an attorney first because you establish connections. Those connections will know to brief you later. So it’s harder if you go straight to the bar after school. Advocates get briefs from the person who trains them and other counsel in their group. You start with small things like unopposed / opposed motion rolls but in time, you get better matters ✨
It depends whether the university you transfer to credits you for the modules you’ve already done. That depends on whether your Bcom Law modules are recognised by that institution
We need this types of channels very educational 💓
Hey again Atli, wow there's really so much to think about for considering which route to take but coupled with your advice here, one can also stretch further with doing their own extensive research and find the right solution or route to embark on upon exploring all options.
Great vid and thank you❤🙌
#LLB
#CareerAdvice
#LawStudents
Thank you very much for sharing. This has really helped me especially because I’m in my final year. I’m studying in the UK, and we do straight LLB, but I agree with you. I’m going to do my LPC & LLM instead of opting for a graduate job in the legal department of a company. Very very insightful 🙏🏽
Mazvita Nhemachena glad I could help 🙂 all the very best
hey there, can you use your LLB in SA even though you studied in the UK🌹
Rona bo Notification gang!!!🥰
I'm a final year LLB student after completing my BA Law and I fully agree with what you said about doing BCom or BA before LLB cause my dad advised me to do the longer route as well when I started varsity.
Appreciate you sharing this! I look forward to part 2!☺️
Gontse Letsapa pleasure 🙂
I definitely needed this as a 3rd year student. Thank you so much❤️
Pleasure man 🙂 all the best for school ✨
I can't believe that I found you so late. I'm still a first year student at UNISA, self study has been suffocating me and I'm losing my mind...hopefully this channel will help me. Thank you ❤
Happy learning ☺️ all the best 🙏🏾
Hey Atlegang, I'm so glad I bumped into your vlog, I'm currently doing my second year of BCom law... Please share a light if I should start applying at law firms or anything else because I want to study LLB part time while I work.
Although am late🥴I really needed to see this ❤️I just love you !!!🥺❤️
Glad i could help :)
Wow! Thankyou ❤️this was insightful and helpful
Thank you for sharing, very helpful.
Really loving your channel, I'm looking forward to changing my degree, this really helped me alot
Nakisani Phalanndwa I’m glad you do... All the very best 🥳🥂
Hello Atlegang, thank you for this video, I really appreciate your expertise. I'm currently an LLB student without any previous degree and I want to know if it's possible to do the BA degree after graduation?
Clarify me here on the route to advocate:
1. I heard that you need to do 2 years of candidate attorney or 6 months/1 year of board exams in order for attorney admission whereby you need to do a further 5 years required experience of being an attorney in order to do 1-year apprenticeship/pupillage in order for advocate admission.
OR
2. According to what you said: After board exams you can decide to be an attorney or advocate.
Which one is this one?
Hello, I see no one has replied to you and I am also on the route to becoming an advocate (only 2nd year of LLB).
To become an advocate you need to have a LLB degree; then apply to the bar for a 1 year pupillage (quite competitive, advocates can only take 1 pupil a year); you go through LPC and advocate admissions exams; you get enrolled to the bar
I love your channel , and I am not even in the law field
Thandolwethu Skosana thank you for watching 🙂
In some straight LLB programs, they give bookkeeping for attorneys as an elective.
Thank you so much. I really needed this. ❤
Penelope Qhawe Ntamo pleasure 🙂
I am doing a straight LLB and I am stuck between doing articles after graduating or doing an LLM after graduating.
I think either route you take, you’ll be fine ✨ but I definitely recommend doing masters sooner than later 🙌🏽
@@atleganggovuza6733 thank you for the feedback
I love your voice sm😩😭
Hey, Atlegang I've been patiently waiting for part 2... when are we getting it 🙈?
thokozani stanford soon 😅
"We're the same now" 😂, anyway lovely stuff and dankie
Thank you for watching 🙂
Thank you so much for the information honey 😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️
It’s a pleasure 🙂✨
Hi Atlegang...how can I became a prosecutor after completing my university Law degree, do I need to be a candidate attorney than a advocate than a prosecutor?
yes, you can. you don't need to do articles or pupillage first, head straight to the npa's aspirant prosecutor programme.
Thank you so much for this!!! 😭
Welcome 🤗
I really needed this, I'm a matric student. I've been wondering whether to start with BA law and do LLB later or just go straight to LLB.
Definitely BA / LLB 🙂 all the best 🌸🌸🌸
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Thank you for the video. I am currently in matric and I am applying in a few months I was wondering if you become an advocate instead of being an attorney is it harder to get your foot in the door as in getting your first case (brief or referral) than just working as an attorney. Also how do advocates get their first cases.
I’ve heard it’s better to be an attorney first because you establish connections. Those connections will know to brief you later. So it’s harder if you go straight to the bar after school.
Advocates get briefs from the person who trains them and other counsel in their group. You start with small things like unopposed / opposed motion rolls but in time, you get better matters ✨
If I finish a Bcom(law) at a private institution can I still do that 2 year LLB stream at a university?
It depends whether the university you transfer to credits you for the modules you’ve already done. That depends on whether your Bcom Law modules are recognised by that institution
Hi Atlegang. I have a Bcom Accounting degree and have interest in doing Law. Is it advisable for me to do LLB straight?
Hey. Yes that’s ok. If you have an accounting degree, straight LLB is fine. 🌸
Can I ask you since you dd Bcom law is it possible to do An Accounting based profession bcoz of the Bcom part or yull strict hv to for law career?
I know it’s possible to major in an honours degree and then use that for opportunities in the commerce field
I’m doing my final year & I haven’t applied for articles ☹️ I need help.
Hey there. What is stopping you from applying? Just start looking :) there are a few firms looking for 2022 🌸 don’t waste time on this. Just do it
@@atleganggovuza6733 it’s honestly coz I don’t where to start or which firms to apply.