I want to be a lawyer for the army, what financial support is available to me to become qualified?
Anonymous asked a question to Carl S.
Hello! I recently achieved a first class in my law degree and I am going to sit the LPC (with LLM in Law and Business) in September but the fees are very expensive. I am certain I want to join the army and was wondering what financial support would be available to me from the army that could help me qualify or cover course or living fees?
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JCJen C. So2 Hr In Gibraltar
Unfortunately as you have already completed your degree the army is unable to help - the army offers initial uni bursaries but not to go on to study law. In order to be a lawyer in the army you must be fully qualified and sat the bar. On the plus side, if you are successful in joining the Army you join as a Professionally qualified officer (PQO), commission as a Captain on a minimum initial starting salary of c. £44.5k pa. I hope this helps - although not what you wanted to hear.
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