Course description
As a Law Society approved provider this 3 day in-person course is set at intermediate level and delegates will be expected to show the knowledge standards set out in the Accreditation Scheme guidance notes. You will be issued with a 'certificate of full attendance' on successful completion and can then apply for membership to the scheme within 6 months.
Not only will the course equip you with the tools to apply for membership, it will also enhance your legal knowledge, understanding of procedures, processes and theories.
Our highly experienced and popular speakers will cover case studies, group work and practical pointers. They will also examine care proceedings, significant harm, threshold considerations, and much more.
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Introduction
As a Law Society approved provider this three day in-person course is set at intermediate level and delegates will be expected to show the knowledge standards set out in the Accreditation Scheme criteria and guidance notes. Delegates will be issued with a 'certificate of full attendance' on successful completion and can then apply for membership to the scheme within six months.
Not only will the seminar equip you with the tools to apply for membership, it will also enhance your legal knowledge, understanding of procedures, processes and theories.
Applicants for membership of the Children Law Accreditation Scheme must complete a compulsory training course before the application is made. Membership is open to solicitors and Chartered Fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives (CFILEX) who are employed by a solicitor and have completed a rights of audience or some other CILEX approved advocacy qualification.
What You Will Learn
It will cover case studies, group work and practical pointers. Written and delivered by a Child Care Law Solicitor, and a Children's Guardian, both with several years' hands on experience in this rapidly changing area of the law, it will cover, amongst other areas:
- Role, Duties and Functions of the Children's Guardian
- Care Proceedings
- Significant Harm
- Threshold Considerations
- Disclosure in Care Cases and Adoption
- Experts and Assessments
- Local Authority Procedures and Processes
- Contact and Attachment Theories
- Human Rights Act 1998
- Secure Accommodation
- Working Together and Public Law Outline
- Criminal Injuries
- Planning Effectively
- Adoption and Placement
- Drafting and Court Work
- Support Services
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