Anyone interested in improving their career and learning more about the law should visit their website www.kingsinns.ie/advanceddiplomas. King`s Inns is very proud of its courses, teaching teams and diverse alumni network and believes that many people will find at least one of the courses useful for their professional development. Kingâs Inns, located between Henrietta Street and Constitution Hill in Dublin 1, is an independent educational institution known for its legal education and training. In addition to training future qualified lawyers, the school expands its reach to a wider community of people with non-legal backgrounds, offering a wide range of part-time and online courses accessible in the areas of law. With over 15 graduate degrees currently available, we offer significant professional development to participants from a wide range of industries, both national and international. Improving the understanding, knowledge and skills acquired helps participants make a more strategic and meaningful contribution to their workplace. Many graduates have found that the qualification is beneficial in their current career, or have used the qualification to open up new career opportunities for them in the public sector, in the private sector or in the provision of legal services. Our advanced degrees are postgraduate courses for professional development. They are independently accredited by the Honorable Society of King`s Inns. King`s Inns, the only Inn of Court in Ireland, and the Inns of Court in the United Kingdom have a long-established and recognised role in providing recognised legal education in common law jurisdictions around the world. Many graduates find the qualification advantageous in their current career or use the qualification to open up new career opportunities.

A graduate graduate – a lecturer in the natural sciences – said the course provides a solid foundation for anyone considering a legal, business, educational or public career. Kingâs Inns is one of those students and others who have not participated in formal education for a long time, and offers a free studyâSkills course over five nights in early September. Topics covered include time management, notes, academic research, reading academic (and especially legal) texts, academic writing and oral presentations, Patton says. Students must pass both an exam and a task in each subject. Exams are closed books. Assignments – which account for 20% of the grade in each subject – require students to identify the legal issues in the question, conduct independent research using online legal databases and a law library, use and reference relevant legal sources, and draft an answer that summarizes the relevant law in a clear way, conclusive and complete before reaching a conclusion. All of our advanced degrees are designed and coordinated by experienced and highly experienced practitioners. Each course is taught by guest lecturers from the legal, business, education and communications sectors, including high-level members of the judiciary. As Irish and European law is constantly evolving, our diploma courses in Professional Development provide a comprehensive and practical foundation for all areas of law.

The courses benefit lawyers, staff and professionals who wish to educate themselves or fill in the gaps that are essential to their organization`s objectives. Our dynamic and versatile courses are offered from a practical perspective and help many employees, business leaders, consultants and self-employed people understand and navigate the current legal issues affecting their work. They also use lawyers who wish to continue their studies in a specific area of law. Lessons, especially tutorials, are interactive – student engagement is encouraged. Tutorials are small group sessions in which students must perform various tasks such as problem solving, advocacy, counseling fictitious clients, counseling, as well as presenting and rejecting legal arguments. Our focus on teaching and learning in small groups encourages student engagement and active learning, which makes the course particularly rewarding. King`s Inns was founded in 1541 as a training center for lawyers and today offers a wide range of legal courses open to professionals inside and outside the law. These courses are aimed at contemporary professionals and help them understand and navigate the current legal issues affecting their day-to-day operations. King`s Inns residents are entitled to a 10% discount on most advanced degree courses.