Q. Can a person with no
previous knowledge of law undertake your law courses?
A. Yes. However, we recommend that you download the free
parts (extracts) from which ever course you are interested in. The free parts
available are so you can see if a course is right for you and within your
capability to complete successfiully.
Q. Why do many of your courses offer 2 awards?
A. Taking a course is a time consuming investment and since time is money
we believe that courses should give a student the best chance of realizing a
positive result from the time and money spent. Providing 2 complimentary
awards can help secure a positive outcome for the student.
Q. Can I speak directly
with a course advisor?
A. Yes you can. To
speak directly to a course advisor ring +44 (20) 7436 3397 or mobile +44 (0)7737
107440. You
can also email your inquiry to
course.advisor@saslawschool.org.uk
Q. Is the degree
offered through your web site awarded by The SAS Law School?
A. No. It is awarded by an affilliate University; (currently we are using a university chartered in the USA and also
registered in the UK) For further details click
here.
Q. What is the
status of the degree?
A. Any university used by the school as
an awarding body will be required to comply with
the requirements of the United Kingdom Education Reform Act 1988 (214) .
Q. What is a Paralegal?
A. A paralegal is some one who has been trained to carry out substantive
legal work not specifically confined to the work that only a lawyer is legally
allowed to carry out. The work of a paralegal is quite broad, it spans research
to actual court representation.
Q. What is a Senior Paralegal?
A. A senior paralegal is some one who has been trained to carry out legal
work that is at a more responsible level. He/she would expect to be given a
supervisory or junior management position within a legal environment. This could
be with a law firm or a legal department within an organization both in the
private and public sector.
Q.Why has The SAS Law School stopped offering BA and
LLB law degrees?
A. The SAS Law School no longer offers the BA Law or LLB degree course to the general public. However, any student of the school, whether an exisiting student or an old student, who wishes to under take a BA Law or LLB/LLB (Hons) can still do so.
The main reason behind the school's change in policy has to do with a change in the school's aims and
goals. Because we can see that the pace of life has speeded up considerably we
want to focus more on short courses that can help people achieve worth while goals
without the need to devote many years of study. As a consequence the courses we offer to the general public, even
the LLM degree course(Master in Laws) take, on average, no more than 12 months.
Q.Can I pay my
course fees by instalments and will it cost me more to do
so?
A.Yes you can and it
will not cost you more to do so.
Q. If I want to take one of your courses
can I get a discount?
A. Yes, you can negotiate a reduced fee.
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