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Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (formerly Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (Practical Training Course))

Course ID
CRS1201323
Provider
Leo Cussen Institute (formerly Leo Cussen Institute for Continuing Legal Education)
Status
Accredited, renewal date 13/11/2024
Accreditation Period
7 years - maximum allowable period and extended for a further 3 years
Language other than English
No

Decisions

  • Extension of Accreditation 29 July 2020
  • Re-accreditation 13 November 2014

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