Benedict & Avery Global

The paralegal course was structured, flexible, and practical. I studied evenings from Bristol Central Library and the placement allowed me to develop real-world skills that a degree alone doesn’t provide.

I really appreciated the mentor support during the programme. The law training was strong, but the weekly check-ins during my solicitor placement kept me on track and motivated. This programme filled the gap between university theory and actual practice. Shadowing a solicitor gave me examples I can now use in job applications and interviews.

I really appreciated the mentor support during the programme. The law training was strong, but the weekly check-ins during my solicitor placement kept me on track and motivated.

I worked through most of the law modules at Leeds Central Library. The placement afterwards let me contribute to preparing legal documents and I now feel far more employable.

The course materials were detailed and easy to follow. My placement with a solicitor was the highlight because I saw how the law is applied in real life, not just in textbooks.

I wasn’t sure if a course could really help me transition into law, but the Benedict and Avery programme gave me both a strong theoretical base and supervised practical work. It felt professional and authentic.

The paralegal programme showed me how legal procedures work in practice. I did the theory in Manchester and then got to apply it by assisting on client files remotely. That balance of training and experience is exactly what I needed.

I studied most of the modules at Birmingham Central Library and then shadowed a solicitor through the Benedict and Avery programme. Having real case experience on my CV has made recruiters take me seriously.

The law training was clear, but the placement really set it apart. I gained experience working with a solicitor on actual cases which gave me confidence for interviews.

Completing the paralegal programme from Sheffield Central Library gave me a mix of solid training and a real placement. I shadowed a solicitor and handled case documents which has made me interview-ready and confident in my career path.

The paralegal programme let me gain practical experience that my degree did not. I studied from Newport Library and worked with a solicitor on live matters. Even though I’m still applying for jobs, I feel much more confident with the experience I gained.

I joined the paralegal track while based in Glasgow and used the Mitchell Library as my study space. The placement gave me hands-on legal admin and case preparation tasks which made the training feel very real.

The paralegal programme delivered exactly what I needed. I studied from Bristol Central Library and then had a remote placement with a solicitor. The experience helped me explain real casework in my interviews.

Most of my training was done from the Tower Hamlets Idea Store in London. The paralegal course made the jump from academic law to practical work. Shadowing a solicitor on real tasks has made my applications stand out to recruiters.

I was nervous starting out but the paralegal programme at Benedict and Avery gave me clear structure. I worked from Swansea Library on the modules and later shadowed a solicitor which made me feel ready to enter the legal field.

The paralegal programme helped me understand how legal offices operate day to day. I did the theory part in Leeds Central Library and the placement with a solicitor gave me direct exposure to case preparation. It has made me much more employable.

I studied at Manchester Central Library during the paralegal programme. The training was structured and the placement let me work on actual client files. This gave me confidence and has already helped me get through two interview rounds.

The paralegal course gave me both theory and hands-on practice. I completed most of the written work at Cardiff City Library and then worked remotely with a solicitor. Now my CV finally has real legal experience listed.

I joined the paralegal programme and did my training hours at Birmingham Central Library. The modules were clear and practical, but the real highlight was shadowing a solicitor on live cases. It gave me experience that university never provided.

I can honestly say Benedict and Avery delivered what they promised. The training gave me a solid foundation and the three months of shadowing gave me experience I can actually put on my CV. I’ve now moved into a permanent role as a paralegal assistant, and it feels like the program gave me a foot in the door that I wouldn’t have had otherwise.