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How To Include Employability in the Law School

How To Include Employability in the Law School

Name: How To Include Employability in the Law School
Brand: Edward Elgar Publishing
SKU: 9781035378890
Price: 440.72 HKD
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Author: Amanda Millmore
ISBN: 9781035378890

By Amanda Millmore

Edward Elgar Publishing September 2025

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ISBN-13: 9781035378890
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Publication: September 2025
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Countri(es) for reference only

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This accessible How To Guide provides practical guidance on how to successfully include employability into the law school. Innovative ideas are shared on how to establish effective independent employability initiatives and embed employability within the law curriculum itself.

Bringing together a team of highly experienced legal educators, this book focuses on providing hands-on tips and advice for both new and seasoned teachers. Contributors present a diverse range of case studies, from small employability initiatives within law modules to authentic methods of teaching and assessment that mimic the workplace. Looking beyond employability solely in the legal sector, they explore how to support the development of students’ transferable skills and attributes. The book also highlights important developments in legal education such as including employability considerations in academic tutoring and targeting support towards underrepresented groups of students.

How to Include Employability in the Law School will prove an invaluable guide for legal educators seeking to enhance their teaching. It will also be an important resource for educational developers, providing practical examples of successful employability initiatives tailored to their educational context.

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Introduction to including employability in the law school 1: Amanda Millmore; PART I. HOW TO EMBED EMPLOYABILITY INTO THE LAW SCHOOL CURRICULUM; 2.
Sowing the seeds – introducing employability from day one of a law degree 8: Amanda Millmore, Aileen K Ho and Sharon Sinclair-Graham; 3.
A practical guide to embedding commercial awareness into your curriculum 22: Andrea Todd and Elizabeth Conaghan; 4.
Enhancing law student employability through authentic learning and assessment in civil litigation and dispute resolution 36: Sadie Whittam; 5.
Embedding employability and authenticity into assessment by running a mock case 48: Amanda Millmore and Annika Newnham; 6.
Employability in practical skills modules: negotiations 61: Matthew Parry, Henrietta Gilchrist and Alexandra Hill; 7.
Embedding skills into the curriculum via a practical skills-based unit 73: Vicky Martin; PART II. HOW TO EMBED EMPLOYABILITY INTO THE CURRICULUM VIA PLACEMENTS; 8.
Volunteering at the university’s legal advice centre – a reflective practice-based approach 86: Beverley Rizzotto; 9.
Developing a law placement programme 102: Charlie King; 10.
Using a professional training degree pathway to embed a Professional Training Year module in a law curriculum 118: Katy Peters and Claire Lillywhite; PART III. HOW TO EMBED DIGITAL EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS; 11.
Innovative ways of developing communities and enhancing students’ employability skills in the online: university environment 133; Emma Curryer and Carol Edwards; 12.
Embedding the skill of digital literacy in legal education 147: Sharon Sinclair-Graham; 13.
Embedding existing and emerging legal technologies in curriculum design 162: Katy Peters and Elizabeth Williams; PART IV. HOW TO INCLUDE EMPLOYABILITY THROUGH PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES AND TUTOR SYSTEMS; 14.
The ‘Value Me’ framework: increasing self-awareness and career confidence for law students 178: Charlotte Harrison; 15.
Personal tutoring: A gateway to co-curricular employability engagement 192: Vicky Martin and Helen Chalk; 16.
Building the employability journey 205: Adam Shaw-Mellors and Daniel Cash; PART V. HOW TO INCLUDE CO-CURRICULAR EMPLOYABILITY SUPPORT FOR SPECIFIC GROUPS OF STUDENTS; 17.
The Fairness Project 218: Rachel Nir and Tina McKee; 18.
Practice makes perfect? The role of a law school practice interview scheme in enhancing student employability 233: Siobhan McConnell; 19.
Professional legal skills: building in and feeding forward - a client interviewing skills programme 252: Jeanette Ashton and Paven Basuita; 20.
Supporting the employability of international law students 265: Paul McConnell; 21.
Career building for women postgraduate and early career researchers in law schools in Germany 278: Victoria Barnes, Alice Margaria, Ezgi .zlü, Kritika; Sharma, Jennifer Trinks, Zeynep Yazıcı Çağlar and Sarah Fuchs; Bibliography 290; Index 297