UCT Law@work is a self-funded unit within UCT’s Faculty of Law. The unit runs short courses, seminars and workshops on topical legal issues.
There are many benefits of doing a UCT Law@work short course:
- Participants will receive quality training of a post-graduate standard, that is both academic and practical, by experts in the field.
- The courses are all registered on UCT’s system as a short course with a course ID.
- The course content is approved by the Dean of the Faculty of Law.
- Each participant will be registered on the UCT student record system (PeopleSoft) and be allocated a student number for use in perpetuity.
- Each participant will have access to a record of their attendance via UCT’s Student Records Department.
- Some courses require that participants undergo a form of assessment to be evaluated for their participation, while others are simply attendance based. After the course has been concluded, each participant will receive an official UCT digital certificate, either of attendance (attendance of no less than 80% of the lectures) or completion if assessed (pass mark is 50%). If evaluation occurs and participants do not obtain the requisite pass mark, they will receive a digital certificate of attendance for having attended the short course. Our webinar courses do not include a certificate.
For more info, email don.coue@uct.ac.za
Browse: https://law.uct.ac.za/law-at-work/courses/course-overview
