Module 14
Working and growing in English: interviews, networking, cultures and continuing to learn
The final module looks beyond documents and meetings to working life: applying for a job in English, introducing yourself, getting along with colleagues from many cultures, and carrying on improving after the course. Many foreign lawyers know a great deal of law and still lose opportunities because they present themselves less clearly than they could. This module closes that gap, and gives you a plan for the next year.
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