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04-08-2019, 05:05 PM
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Qlts is closed book and mcq. As long as you understand the general principles you should be able to make good guesses. As for the practical, as long as you are a 1-2 pqe it's quite manageable.
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Yeah what is not known is that if you fail either the MCQ or OSCE there’s no resit unlike part b. Where resits are free.
Here you pay the full fees again. Unless you’re a Milbank junior associate where S$7k+ is spare change, it’s caveat emptor
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05-08-2019, 09:18 AM
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The more qualifications the better actually. I've seen ppl with UK and SG called who are very hot in demand.
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... OP is a fresh grad asking whether being called in AU will help his chances in SG.
You really think firms are gonna be dishing out TC offers/job offers to him because of his dual-qualification?
Getting a TC/Assoc job will still depend on other things... not your dual-qualification.
I agree with the other posters that there are law firms looking specifically to hire dual-qualified individuals...however, as mentioned, most are usually looking for UK/SG dual-qualification and not AU/SG dual-qualification. If you take a look at the jobs posted for these positions, you'll also realize that none of them are for fresh grads without at least some working experience. Most will still want at least UK NQ...
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05-08-2019, 09:56 AM
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Lawyers here don't you get out much. So f-ing prejudiced and up your tight wasses with your narrow opinions of prestige, don't forget you are just a glorified keyboard warrior now. Go speak with real people say these things to their face smh
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05-08-2019, 10:00 AM
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Well said. Posters here need to be put right in their place. Packaging their misconceptions as legit advice
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05-08-2019, 10:05 AM
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No surprise here, someone can pretend to be harvard-eton grads knowing the ins and outs of cravath and sound like they are some some legal god to be worshipped with heavenly-grade insights
Reality, Some anonymous lawyer with average credentials working at an uninspiring job until 3am looking for validation from their fellow lawyer-minions
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05-08-2019, 10:23 AM
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What's the issue with NUS/ SMU?
Cambridge only requires like AAA based on conditional offers. Do we have to be elitist about the college now then? So people who go to Trinity are the gods and people who go to places like Girton or Fitzwilliam are peasants is it.
When the anonymous posters attack a range of universities (including ivies) and don't do the same for a named one or two, it may be more of a reflection of the identity of the poster/s and the universities those poster/s went to. Rather than accurate showing of truth.
Don't be too gullible, readers. Take everything you read here as a pinch of salt.
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05-08-2019, 04:11 PM
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What's the starting pay range for Associates in HFW? Any ideas?
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05-08-2019, 06:28 PM
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Well put it this way. SMU nus 1 teacher to 30-40 students. Ish teach less learn more (or so they says).
Oxford is 1 tutor 2 students. Who learn more haha |
Let’s not be so harsh on smu and nus.
After all the profs teaching them are from Oxbridge anyway
So same delivery, same standards.
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06-08-2019, 10:03 AM
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Let’s not be so harsh on smu and nus.
After all the profs teaching them are from Oxbridge anyway
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Nono. The delivery ish totally different one. Profs are good. But the structure of delivery... Much to be improved.
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