Wits Law | Final year LLB student speaks on Vac Work, securing articles, tips for students
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Meet Linda Justice Zulu, final year LLB student at Wits.
Linda talks about obtaining 2 Science degrees, wanting to pursue a degree in Medicine and ending up in Law. He recounts his Vac work experience and pursuit to secure articles and finally landing a gig at an International law firm. He gives students like him great advice on studying, doing extra curriculum activities and preparing for interviews.
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You maybe don’t understand how important this channel is to some of us, I love love the content, as a third year law student, it’s good to have content that I can look up to when it comes to my profession🤗🤗😀
Glad you find this useful 🥲 all the best with your studies 🚀✨
One thing about this guy, he’s smart👌
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 much much appreciated
Linda's resilience is very commendable
As a Unisa 3rd year LLB student, I say there's nothing bad about studying long distance but also put yourself out there, find work, volunteer just do something law related just to get that feel and also be exposed in certain areas of law. This will help you when you start attending interviews. I secured my 3rd job in a legal department because of experience and a few law modules.
Hey please tell me how you did that ?
Hearing stories like Linda's story give me so much strength. I am currently studying full time and working full time. I am legit going through the most. It's almost as if this interview just pressed my reset button. 👏🏾👏🏾 Thank you so much Atli and Linda.
All the best 🚀🥲🙏🏾
@@atleganggovuza6733 Thank you so much. I also hope to share my story one day and inspire someone.
Best wishes with everything, may God shower you with all the strength and wisdom you need❤️❤️❤️
@@lindajustice15 thank you so much. You are so kind. Bless you
Mr. ZULU thank you for sharing your journey. I am a 29 year of who will be giving my 3rd go at university in 2023 (will be my 2nd go at Law school). Your academic journey really gives me especially because you never thought yourself to be too old to pursue you 2nd bachelors and then an LLB. THE 🍒 ON TOP was you speaking into existence your pursuit of your LLM! All the best and thank you again!
Hi Pamela, thank you for you sweet words, wishing you all the success with your new chapter ❤️
First time commenting on this channel, even though I've been watching for a while. Not a student currently, but a TUT alumni. Used to study at the Sciences campus on Nelson Mandela Drive, Arcadia.
Linda sounds like an intelligent, driven and hardworking guy... amazing! The country needs more of this. I wish him all the best, may God bless him on his journey. God is good! Lovely interview, Atli.
So humbled by your comment Nono, wishing you all the best with future endeavours
Touché. Linda is such a rare gem. It’s a different kind of thrill to do the impossible. All the best, Linda.
… Thank you, Atlegang for this interview.
Very kind of you Mr Nkambule, thank you🙏🏾
To ask God what to do wth your life is very important, many people are misplaced doing work they don't enjoy and not aligned to their purpose.
Very very true 💯
CONGRATS 👏 !!!YOUR ARE A MAN WITH GREAT INTELLECT.
This interview was jaw-dropping! Both of you are magnificent! 🥹❤️
I love this so much, I came back to watch it for the 3rd time. love you guys.
This interview was very insightful, Linda’s drive is inspiring🙌🏾
Thank you so much for providing us with this platform. I enjoyed this video and it was so insightful ❤
You’re welcome ☺️
I cannot believe my ears! You're a GENIUS!! 🤞🏽
How proud I am Lil bro really interesting interview it really is one of a kind an eye opener to manny out there, ngempela nothing is impossible it’s up to you as a person and believing in your self that’s all big up bro
This guy is phenomenal. I'm inspired by his story
What a great video. So inspirational. Thank you both!
You’re welcome 😇
Absolutely love it here!😭❤
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This was motivational. Currently doing my third year at UNISA studying LLB.
I love the video❤...
Just saw this now, I enjoyed the interview ❤
GO Justice, you are such an inspiration to some of us
Very ambitious, watching this while I'm in my final year . I'm inspired. Please post of this content ❤
This was really informative and inspiring! Helped a lot!! Thank you both so much!❤
You’re welcome 🤗
Linda!!! Wow such an amazing individual with wisdom and knowledge. The epitome of hard work and excellence ✊🏾🙌🏽!
Thank you Ms Malinga🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾, I believe the same is true for you ☺️
Wow, massive congratulations on the academic achievements
Thank you for this 😊🙏🙏🙏 Very inspiring!!
Thank you so much for this , currently doing my third year in LLB. I appreciate such content
You’re welcome 😇
Thank you Atlegang for this video❤️I feel really proud of your guest he has reached so much milestones like it is really incredible to see he is such a hard worker I really love to see it!
You’re welcome 🤗
Wow, what a great interview!
Wow. Linda is so insightful and intelligent very smart guy 🎉🤗
Wow! So informative! Thank you for this Miss A♥💥
I keep on coming to watch this video to remind myself that through everything that's happening in my life I'm not behind . Things will happen when the time is right, Thank you so much Atlegang and Linda for such inspiration ❤
You are most welcome 🤗
Thank you so much for such an informative video, this really helped me a lot.
Linda story is inspiring. Very rare
So good 👌🏾✨
Really enjoyed this interview
Congratulations Linda 🙏🏾 this guy is going to go far!
Much appreciated OB🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾😊
This was beautiful to watch
I really enjoyed this video, so informative and well detailed and very motivational
Enjoyed, appreciated🙏
Worth watching and very informative for a young man like me in my 3rd year this was very helpful
Great channel
Thanks for your feedback 🙏🏾
Favourite interviewee🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️
Thank you Mihlali❤️🙏🏾
I loved this, thank you
I enjoyed this interview 👌🏽 very informative.
Happy to have been able to share useful insights 🥺🙏🏾😊
Linda story is exactly like mine ! I didn’t see any other career besides medicine, did science in high school but I read something about law and I fell in love instantly, great video Atle😍
Very interesting Mathapelo, i trust and believe the future has only great things in store for you?
@@lindajustice15 definitely, going over and beyond from here sir, all the best with your career😊
Dude! I’ve restarted the video 3 times already just to make sure I got everything in. It hit home especially when Linda spoke about surrendering your will and you chimed in about one hitting walls and still trying to force things. I mean, I haven’t gotten to the 10th minute yet but 🤯. Thank you to you both for this. Great content as always!!! I’m rambling I know, later 😅😝👊🏽
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Lol you did ramble at all Sage, thanks for watching
What a smart gentleman
We see the new intro mama 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍
Hey girl!
Wow! What a trailblazing genius you have hey😃😃, this gentleman is so ambitious and it's so infectious 😍 I'm really, really impressed with him. He spoke so articulately and eloquently, I learnt so much from him, from all the tips and experiences he had.
Linda is such an amazing person, doing the utmost unimaginable things - Talking about working a full 8 hour job and still studying full-time, doing more modules on a 3 year stream! Wow, hai no he's a legend🙌. I respect him🙌🙌
I loved how he spoke about surrendering one's will to God, oh my gosh this is spirituality on another level🙌 God really speaks into our lives indeed.
And hey, look at that! 😃😃 He said he's an advocate for social justice and... Wait for it... His second name is Justice! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ahh this gent is a real G man. Salute to uNdabezitha, uMageba.
Then he spoke about a passion in IP - Intellectual Property. The 3rd guest in your videos who's an advocate for this field...Hmmm it sounds like this field is really something that is something of great importance hey🤔🤔 wow
Shoo girl he's really multi-talented and multi-gifted, with all his degrees that he has completed his world is truly an oyster. Truly one of a kind. It was an absolute pleasure of a masterclass to listen to him and it was fantastic to now know him.
Thank you Atli and all your questions were spot-on and covered everything I wanted to know and would have asked too.
You're phenomenal❤
Thank you Tshepi 😊❤️🤗
I'm A first year LLB student at Unisa,a 23 year old ,This TH-cam channel is what keeps me going .I automatically subscribed same time .I'm so inspired ❤️❤️
🙌🏽 All the best Radzuma 🥲✨ shout for help
I'll definitely do that
Thank you so much for this interview...Very informative
You’re welcome ☺️
@@atleganggovuza6733
Thanks for this great interview. I'm a nurse working nightshift and studying law with unisa, 3rd year student.
It's not easy since i have to juggle my studies, work and family but i'm not feeling sorry for myself coz i know i'll get there.
All the best with everything 🥲❤️
@@atleganggovuza6733 thanks a lot Atli.
I am motivated as a third year LLB at wits
We use FIRAC others do prefer using the IPAC
Great interview 👍👏👌 may we please see more interviews 🙏🏿
Will definitely have next year sharing my experiences as a Candidate Attorney
On it 🚀
Thank you ❤
This interview is very informative, and I'm not even doing law
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This content guys is very important, I was just in the dark regarding most of what you guys shared here.
Glad one can assist 🥹
I would love to get in touch with your genius guest please. I'm in Ireland now.
Hey. Can you maybe do a video list the big 5 law firms and big 5 international law firms. Good university to do your LLB (postgrad), I’m a UNISA BCom Law student, VAC work good companies.
Will do sister 🥹
I'm studying Bcom Accounting that I don't enjoy. I always see myself as a lawyer.
Is it possible to register for law at any university and complete it without paying fees and pay when you are done?
Again which bursaries cover law?
Thank you
Hi Atli, do you need to secure articles to become an Advocate?
Couldn't get clearly from Adv Chanza's interview because she was an attorney prior to being an adv.
Hi Khumo . No you do not. You need to do your pupilage to become an advocate. But it’s advised to first be an attorney for network purposes.
Hi. I wanted to ask about the unemployment figures around law graduates. Is it true that many don't find employment? How do you avoid the unemployment trap as a law graduate? Does graduating at Wits help avoid unemployment?
Hello. Yes the legal market is a bit saturated, that is why we encourage those pursuing an LLB to either do Bcom law or BA law first, and then LLB or any other degree before LLB. Recruiters like graduates with more experience nowadays. But also, just hard and get good grades and do extra curriculum activities. It helps in being a more attractive candidate ✨
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Literally enjoyed watching this 🥺🥺… alsoo would it be advisable to apply for vac work for a final year BA law student?
I don’t see why not. Go for it 🙌🏽
yes, you should actually. i am a final year BA law student and i have vac work w a big firm in june/july
@@amohelanghlalele7425 I’ll most definitely do that. GOOD LUCK btw 💕
Hey sis❤
Love ur content
I wanted to ask that if i do BA law then go do a 2 year LLB degree, when can i start applying for my articles then?😊
In your 3rd year doing BA law or 1st year doing straight LLB (4th year of studies) 😇
@@atleganggovuza6733 thank you so much🙏
what advice you can give me as a 1st-year student, cause sometimes I feel intimidated that I might not find employment after graduation?
I’d say first start by working on believing in yourself and abilities more, you are not less and you are not incapacitated in anyway. You were not admitted to the institution by accident (I’m not negating the evident high employment rates in SA). Secondly, work hard, it is competitive out there so upping your sleeve is a nonnegotiable. Put differently, get good grades, acquire additional skills that will set you apart as a candidate. Thirdly self-introspect, identify what you want to do in the field (e.g. articles, pupillage, in-house roles etcetera) and do things that put you in a better position to be there. For instance if you wanna shoot straight to the bar then you need to have engaged in a lot lf community service. If u wanna be an attorney you do vac work and start networking with practicing attorneys to seek further advice. *hope this helps*
@@lindajustice15 let's just hope I'll do better than you
You can make a great mento
@@dimphoselepe4542 you reckon
Omg IPAC 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥
What a flashback
Linda! A beautiful soul that one. I remember we both studied at UJ , then we worked together back in 2014. You story is inspirational🤍
Nicholine where have you been dude???😅. Nice to hear from you❤️
Is has been ages hey 😆I have been around.
@Atlegang Govuza ___ you giving us this content is really amazing gravitating soon to be attorneys and keeping them motivated and also what one should expect. ✨We highly appreciate it. Thank U🙏🏽⭐
You are welcome 🤗
This is so insightful. Thank you ATL. 🤍