We appreciate that most students are considerably in debt

Your LPC will become quickly outdated and each year more students are entering the market for training contracts.

Once you are on our training programme you should qualify as a police station accredited representative within six months. In any event, you must qualify within 12 months to avoid your pin number being suspended by the Legal Services Commission.

The fee for the course involving portfolio and C.I.T preparation and exam is Four Thousand, Five Hundred pounds (£4,500). This figure involves all the internal training provided by our in-house lawyers and extensive training by our external trainer. It also includes one day’s training with the assessment organisation and the examination fees.

We are hoping to submit our students to the Cardiff university which is an assessment organisation and the fee includes the provision of transport to and from the university for the course and the two examinations.

We cannot guarantee that you will pass these exams. Ability and intelligence varies considerably amongst students; however the fees do include the continual internal training should you be initially unsuccessful. However, it does not include further external training, nor repeat examination fees.

We will however, continue to support you in your studies during the 12 month period. Our aim is to ensure your success.

There is a shortage in Police Station Accredited representatives and they are in constant demand. Upon qualification the Legal Services Commission will give you a grant of £400. (CDS13)

Once you are qualified you will be very eligible for employment by a criminal practice or you can work as a self-employed agent. We know of agents trained by us who earn in excess of £1,000 per week.

Practical Legal Training will endeavour to obtain agency work on your behalf. Apply Now!