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There's a Bill sitting in Parliament called the "Domestic Partnership Bill" waiting to be signed as it will give Life partners some of the same benefits of married people😂such as the duty to support. And there has been some case Law that has granted some benefits of the duty to support to cohabiting partners, wonder when will the Law regarding this topic develop since Family Law does acknowledge that as the times keep moving the Law also needs to evolve🤔

This series is really out here saving people's careers!!🙏🏼🙌🤞🏼👌🥰❤

Thank you so much Shela for this series 🙏🏽 I’m already admitted but looking to pivot. Thank you to Lerato as well, really enjoyed watching this interview.

I am also going to watch this again perhaps 4/5 times, wawu. The lecturer is so informative, and very very detailed, really sounded like I was in class getting a lesson. Thank you for bringing her. Future Dean of law faculty indeed, she is going there

Hello Cc, So does one have to go to law school after graduating with LLB?, i mean to be in a similar environment like Daniel...

Hi very informative lecture, May you please do another video on drafting of contracts

Thank you so much for this series, very eye opening ❤️❤️

I seriously love this. Keep up the good work. Because yasis me being a 28 year old first year at UWC. I did not want to do articles because I feel like I'm so old already. But I kept up with these episodes, and I seriously love that there are more opportunities other than practising as an attorney or advocate. Well done

Very informative and enlightening 🎉

Is it advisable to just use the notes to prepare for exam?

Thank you so much Shela. Very informative channel. I subscribed immediately. This channel with allow me to apply for many jobs that are not traditional route when it comes to the law degree.

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I really enjoyed this episode, it was so informative thank you so much for bringing Nosipho to share her experience🙏🏾. I’m a second year LLB student and I’m so not interested in pursuing articles. I love to see other people in non-traditional legal careers.

Thank you for this Shela. I actually went to Varsity with Shirley (that's what we used to call her back in varsity) we both studied law together ❤️ Congratulations to her for making it this big 🎉

Another banger the 2k’s would say🥳. Often when you search for job opportunities in UAE you are inundated nursing or teaching.opportunities. So this episode literally opened a new world of opportunities. Thank you Nosipho and Shela🙏😇

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weird how I came across this video when I was busy contemplating being a lecturer for quite some time, thank you❤️❤️

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I love this episode So much and I am done yet watching it. I like raw, honest conversations about the struggle in the profession and finding your way to area of law that one discovers and are passionate about. Not a lot of these conversations are out there so thank you for it!👏🌷🙏🏽

Can you go into the Insurance field with a Higher Certificate in Law ???

Really enjoyed watching this. And I am definitely going to grab the nuggets pertaining to lecturing. Although I know I don't want to lecture law, I do want to end up lecturing. Thank you for this.

You are the best ❤

Thank you so much for this informative talk🙏 Shela I don't think Thando ended up mentioning how one can actually go about applying for such positions like the one that she is currently in? (She went only so far as outlining what she used to get into her job) Could she kindly direct us on where exactly one can look for job opportunities in her exact field?

Which university did you pursue both your degrees ?

Thank you Shela. Very informative. I'm a final year student and I don't see myself in practice.

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So proud of you Thando ♥️

Absolutely appreciate this, many thanks to you for assisting us❤🙏

Very detailed . Thank you

Very necessary content

Much appreciated. Thank God for you sharing all this ❤

Hi bestie I did my orals paper 2 yesterday and I pass,thank you for the videos You simply the best

Ratie is so funny😂😂😂 i enjoyed this so much hey... I even forgot i am here for information 😂❤

What's this Shella is it a person who studied law and IT?😅

This series is everything💯. I am going to share this in the board exam groups. So many of us have invested so much on our studies but yet have tunnel vision on what to do with it. Hopefully I will be able to apply this information and comeback with a testimony. A million thanks ❤️

This series is helping me out so much. By next year, I will know what to do with this degree. Thank you so much

I wish I could write tomorrow, it's the only one left! 😔 Thank you so much Shela for this 💗

Hi Shela, I have been using your videos to study for LEADS exams and since then I have been passing my exams after failing them. Thank you so much for your help and may God bless you abundantly. Please make a video on Paper 4 questions so that we can use it to practice for board exam.

Does someone who represent themselves need license of practice

Hi Shela ide love an interview with a paralegal i graduated last year.

Can't wait to watch this. Thank you so much for the eye-opening career choices in the legal space Shela. You truly are the Bestie we need in law ❤️

The post that led Rati to discovering legal technology 👇🏽 www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7253722950267289601/

You Queens are really inspiring and ooze brilliance which is exactly what the next generation needs to hear. Alison also offers a lot of certificates and diplomas in various fields which coild make one's CV stand out

I love how knowledgeable you are and your passion for inclusivity really touched my heart as that is something extremely close to my heart as equality won't get us far without equity

Thank you for this helpful information ❤appreciated

This has been so informative. I resonate with the idea of not ending up as a practicing attorney. I am currently teaching in South Korea and I think due to the over saturatedness of legal graduates we need to start taking our communication skills outside of practice and look for work or create work in other instances where there is a demand. The legal degree can take you to so many directions.

Thank you soo much for reminding us that there are endless opportunities out there for us. 🙏🏽

This is very informative. I'm accepted for B Com (Law) at Unisa and I'm currently working as an accountant. This is a topic I've been looking for.