I'm doing my masters in law and want to know if a careers legal officer is best or should look at other army careers
Jack P. asked a question to Josh W.
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JWJosh W.
Hi Jack,
If it is law that remains your interest then absolutely a career in the Army Legal Service is for you. In order to become an Army Legal Officer you will need, in addition to your Masters, one of the following: Bar Professional Training Course/Legal Practice Course/Solicitors Qualifying Examination. This will then qualify you to apply.
If not, I have served alongside a multitude of Army Officers who are law graduates across the whole spectrum of roles available. For that it really comes down to what interests you and what you’ll enjoy!
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