Qualified solicitors and legal professionals are required to undertake CPD (continuous professional development). CPD requirements are determined by the SRA (Solicitors’ Regulation Authority), with the CPD year running to 31 October. Solicitors are encouraged to assume responsibility for their own development by choosing from a wide range activities relevant to their professional responsibilities and personal development. All solicitors who in legal practice or employment, or who work 32 hours or more per week, are required to complete a minimum of 16 hours’ CPD per year. At least 25 per cent of the requirement must be met by participating in courses that are offered by providers authorised by the SRA and which require attendance for one hour or more.
For more on law CPD points requirements click here:
· Law CPD
For more on CPD hours requirements for other professions, click here:
· CPD points.
Legal CPD course provider accredited for the legal profession
Financial Training Associates is accredited with the SRA as a CPD training provider for the legal profession. The company offers an extensive range of introductory, intermediate and specialist courses which can be delivered at a location to suit. Financial Training Associates' courses are regularly reviewed and revised to ensure they take account of latest developments, utilising experienced professional trainers who are experts in their field.
CPD training courses for solicitors
Financial Training Associates has developed a new CPD accredited course for lawyers titled: “negotiating the big issues in transaction agreements”. The course examines the commercial impact of key negotiations attached to company sales and acquisitions. The programme is designed as a forum where solicitors can comfortably practice debating the main value items in transactions.
Click here for more information regarding FTA's CPD training courses:
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