Yes, the Level 7 Diploma in International Commercial Law qualification includes practical components to provide students with hands-on experience and real-world skills. These practical components are designed to enhance the theoretical knowledge gained in the course and prepare students for the challenges of the legal profession.
Some of the practical components included in the qualification are:
| Internship Opportunities | Students have the opportunity to participate in internships with law firms, corporations, or government agencies to gain practical experience in the field of international commercial law. |
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| Moot Court Competitions | Students can participate in moot court competitions to practice their advocacy skills and simulate real-life legal scenarios. |
| Legal Clinics | Students may have the opportunity to work in legal clinics, providing pro bono legal services to clients under the supervision of experienced attorneys. |
These practical components are an integral part of the Level 7 Diploma in International Commercial Law qualification, ensuring that students graduate with the skills and experience necessary to succeed in the field of international commercial law.