Law is much like a vessel; it helps society remain afloat and functioning through means of justice, equality and higher authority. The importance it possesses in enforcing jurisdictions – alongside the diversity in areas of everyday life in which law influences – is why it is the career I seek to pursue. Exposure to cases such as the Oscar Pistorius trial reaffirmed my interest as avidly following hearings underlined significant differences within penial systems. Studying law would provide me a practical and theoretical basis, identifying the political, economic, and social issues we face within modern day. The responsibilities of objectivity required in providing justice and equality is why I aspire to graduate within the legal field.
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I was introduced to the ‘Health and Social Care Act’ 2012 c.7, enabling me to develop knowledge into legal protocols that require adherence in order to meet criteria set by the CQC. Introduction to the act was beneficial due to law being such a diverse area of study; concentrating on a particular aspect was enlightening, allowing me to gain active understanding on how law governs our everyday lives. During induction, I learned the importance of confidentiality, playing a vital role in law linking in to the data protection act. Excellent communication and sensitivity are vital attributes, demonstrating my ability to successfully handle various clienteles. Voluntary work I have undertaken involved coordinating the launch of a community centre. My responsibilities involved heading a team, to a fixed deadline, ensuring preparations were finalised .This experience allowed me to successfully delegate and work cohesively, thus developing my team building …show more content…
Volunteering to witness live cases provided an insight into procedures undertaken within a court environment, as well as developing my understanding of the etiquettes involved. Being keen on voicing my opinion has led to me becoming a valuable asset to my schools debating society. I have been involved in many debates, providing me experience in mooting, as well as allowing me competence for quick thinking. Involvement with the society keeps my desire to peruse law ignited, as exploring ethical reasoning behind worldly issues has outlines the impact law possess on our everyday lives. I also take part in many volunteering activities. I am a member of a Sixth form team dedicated to aiding year Six pupils in developing their literacy skills helping them achieve maxim potential in their *SATs examinations. This is further representative of my ability to communicate well and work to a time constraint. In and out of school, I am a keen sporting enthusiast. My recent achievement includes taking first place in an under eighteens football league, a title our team hopes to retain! I was highly commended for my representation of school as an ambassador to universities in both Turkey and Tunisia. Privileged to explore such diverse communities and cultures; I feel that embracing different traditions and
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I was introduced to the ‘Health and Social Care Act’ 2012 c.7, enabling me to develop knowledge into legal protocols that require adherence in order to meet criteria set by the CQC. Introduction to the act was beneficial due to law being such a diverse area of study; concentrating on a particular aspect was enlightening, allowing me to gain active understanding on how law governs our everyday lives. During induction, I learned the importance of confidentiality, playing a vital role in law linking in to the data protection act. Excellent communication and sensitivity are vital attributes, demonstrating my ability to successfully handle various clienteles. Voluntary work I have undertaken involved coordinating the launch of a community centre. My responsibilities involved heading a team, to a fixed deadline, ensuring preparations were finalised .This experience allowed me to successfully delegate and work cohesively, thus developing my team building …show more content…
Volunteering to witness live cases provided an insight into procedures undertaken within a court environment, as well as developing my understanding of the etiquettes involved. Being keen on voicing my opinion has led to me becoming a valuable asset to my schools debating society. I have been involved in many debates, providing me experience in mooting, as well as allowing me competence for quick thinking. Involvement with the society keeps my desire to peruse law ignited, as exploring ethical reasoning behind worldly issues has outlines the impact law possess on our everyday lives. I also take part in many volunteering activities. I am a member of a Sixth form team dedicated to aiding year Six pupils in developing their literacy skills helping them achieve maxim potential in their *SATs examinations. This is further representative of my ability to communicate well and work to a time constraint. In and out of school, I am a keen sporting enthusiast. My recent achievement includes taking first place in an under eighteens football league, a title our team hopes to retain! I was highly commended for my representation of school as an ambassador to universities in both Turkey and Tunisia. Privileged to explore such diverse communities and cultures; I feel that embracing different traditions and