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CEPLER Activities

The Pro Bono Group

The Birmingham Law School Pro Bono Group provides free legal services for the local community, and gives law students the opportunity to develop the practical legal skills that they will need for their careers. To achieve these aims, the Pro Bono Group currently has three spheres of activity: 

• Birmingham Free Legal Advice Group
• Street Law
• Pro Bono Lecture Series 
• Pro Bono Casework and Research

Careers Support

The High Fliers’ Graduate Market survey reports that over half of recruiting firms consider graduate applicants with no work experience ‘not very likely’ to be successful in securing a job offer. To help our students become distinctive in the graduate employment market,  Birmingham Law School provides a range of career-focused events an opportunities.

• Careers with a Law Degree
• Careers Events in Law
• Becoming a Solicitor or Barrister

Mooting

Under CEPLER the number of mooting competitions judged by barristers will increase and more opportunities to take part will be provided.

• Mooting at Birmingham