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Become a Lawyer | South Africa | Careers Explained
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2021
- How to become an Attorney in South Africa
How to become an Advocate in South Africa
How to become a Lawyer in South Africa
Law Degree (LLB) Explained
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This is by far the most educational channel in South Africa. Keep up the good work Sir!!!!!!!!!
I’m grateful I came across this channel I really find it helpful, I’m currently in grade 11 based in Midrand and have a strong desire in studying for law and becoming an Attorney thanks for this content and may God bless you🙏🏽
Goodluck with your studies
Well good luck with your studies....law is fun and very interesting I am a first year law student in university of Fort hare (eastern cape)
Unless you really want it... don't go for it... this is coming from a 3rd year student
It's basically a lot of work and no guarantee for a job.
@@zizomlaza9263 how's it going?
All the best
The graduate LLB with law modules is usually 3 years for transferring students because they don't credit most of the law modules from other universities.
Thank u for this informative video , im abt to take this journey next , starting in the new field can be scary,but I'm ready & willing to enter my new journey❤
Good content man. Honestly the best. Keep up the good work.
I humbly suggest that you explain the forensic science career entirely in the South Africa context, please also explain the job available of this profession... thanks in advance
Powerful sir, i am in this route.
Good Day,
It's my first time coming across this channel and I must say seeing this episode was so amazing!😃😃 It was so accurate and very descriptive, not forgetting very informative. I learned a lot and I'm so empowered about how the journey towards being a legal professional is😍😍
I am grateful for this video and you're definitely getting a subscription from me ✅✅
Keep it up!🙌👏👏👏👌
#LLB
#Attorney
#Advocate
I’m 14 and i want to study so hard to be a medical attorney
WOW THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO CAN YOU DO ANOTHER ONE EXPLAINING MORE ABOUT A PUPILLAGE?
Will do
The 80% average requirement you said is highly inaccurate. There’s no required average and some universities required APS points don’t need you to have 80%. Do proper research please
Thank you for this, love it
Please BA, may you please do a logistics degree explained soon 🙏
Very helpful video. Thank you makes my decision a lot easier. I do have a question and hoping that someone can help me. I have a B.Ed teaching degree and I’m strongly suggesting to study law. Will still be able to apply for the LLB course?
Ur requirements are not accurate man plz check them. There is no 80% requirement average for law. Most ppl who get distinctions in high school hardly ever go to do law they choose medicine.
Your comment doesn't make sense
Dj sequence your comment doesn't give sense at all....let me school you Law and medicine are equally prestigious qualifications in thier own right medicine student respects law students same as law students respects them
What you say g doesn't not make sense
This is well explained
80% is crazy I got in with a 65%
Lucky you
I got 78 % with 4 distinctions
@@BrilliantAcademic There is also a 5 year stream in UWC
Hi there. Can please look up on health science careers such as occupational therapy, dietitian etc.
Will do
I am in love with this channel I jst came across it and I will really appreciate if you do an occupational therapy one pls pls pls
Will do
Can you please do information systems next?
Hi please make a video about patent law specifically
Which one would you recommend between becoming an attorney or advocate?
Attorney, more opportunities
Can you please do architecture
Will do
bro can you do the salary prospects of a dentists
Will do
Clean
To someone who has passed matric with diploma and is doing first year in part time studies in something what are your tips for him or her to enter llb later on?
Depends on what the 'something' is?
If you're not studying law, it's better to try your best to perform well and then transfer to a law degree.
❤
Ok so ..I am interested in law but I am in high school in Zimbabwe....so I wanna ask a question...so ummm wat if I pass math at O Level then A level I do History,Literature and Divinity..D.H.L can I actually do Law..and how many years
Where can I do my plt in south Africa?
I was inspired to go for Law but in the back of my mind , any job thats suppose to make a difference doesnt work , look how corrupt and miss managed our country is , and corporate law in my mind while the country is suffering is just getting a job to be greedy and see how much money you can get for your company and protect them when they get sued from their bad product. When i see no elected officials brought to justice ,or eskom then i see what so great about you being a lawyer if you cant make a difference, you just want the money then have it but dont think your a person of righteousness fighting for the little guy
if i completed my diploma in law how long would i still have to get the degree?
Maths lit level 6😭
I am an Engineer, finding myself here. am considering an LLB degree.
even great, now I can just do 3 yrs instead of 4 yrs,
Yes
Don't do it!!!
@@zanelendumo9883 what are the factors that supports your advice Ms Ndumo
It's hard studying part,competitive,if you want tge money you will work crazy hour more so when you do your articles. It just takes so much from you it's a great profession but don't do it to get rich unless you don't mind working alot
Hi ,you said that you need nbts for LLB which is not required for wits and uj
Please clarify
I think since the p@nd3mic situation, the nbt requirements at some universities were removed.
Additionally, not all universities have identical entry requirements; so, it's always best to confirm with the university you're applying to (e.g., via the application office or their website) to get their particular requirements.
@@BrilliantAcademic thanks so much
Can a law degree expire because I i got my degree 2 years ago and I haven't done anything with it?
No
This is UCT curriculum
Hello BA Im just wondering will I be able to become a lawyer by first taking a BA general for my first year then apply to law with that years marks?
Edit: can I also ask what is the minimum APS points required for a BA general
I genuinely have the same question and I hope you see this and please respond if you've figured it out.😭
I'm doing science but absolutely hate it so I want to get into law but don't qualify to get into it straight so I wanna do a BA general but I don't know if I can get into law with just a BA general.
@@MaKhanyi hey! So my sister got into law without Science, directly into law aswell, you need high English and good afrikaans, everything else is secondary, so I recomend changing away from science to boost your marks overall.
@@stirlingramsay Oh thanks.
Well my science marks aren't that great. In fact I failed maths this is my first year in uni. Will that affect my transfer of courses even though science isn't needed for Law. My English and afrikaans are in the 70s from my matric results. Sorry to bother you with such. I'm just desperate for help.😭😖
Also,do you know if University of Pretoria takes late applicants during thier registration process. I know I bashed you with too much at once.🥲
@@MaKhanyi no problem but I'm sorry that I'm not qualified for any of these questions 😅
@@stirlingramsay Thanks anyway😭. Bless your heart.❤️
Sir if i want to do Articles after completing LLB am i supposed to leave my permanent job and go for Articles or it possible to do them while you working?
Articles are a full time job.
Do you get paid when doing articles?
Yes