September 21st, 2026
From 2027, UK organisations can take part in Erasmus+ once again. It's welcome news for universities, colleges and professional educators and a reminder that the wider question of recognising qualifications across borders is still being worked out.
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July 2nd, 2026
Throughout this series on Gen Z and the legal profession, one message has been clear: Gen Z lawyers are not turning away from the legal profession. Instead, younger lawyers are challenging law firms, universities and regulators to rethink how legal careers are structured and experienced. Flexibility, wellbeing, purpose and clear career progression are no longer […]
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June 3rd, 2026
As Gen Z lawyers enter the workforce, they are reshaping expectations within the legal profession. From purpose-driven work and ESG commitments to flexibility and mental health, a new set of priorities is emerging. In part two of this series, we explore what young lawyers are looking for in their careers, drawing on findings from the […]
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June 3rd, 2026
Artificial intelligence is no longer a peripheral factor in how we work and study. So much has changed in how we interact with AI in such a short space of time, that it is impossible to quantify. Whether a friend or a foe, the semantic field to describe AI is awash with contradictory language. The […]
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April 20th, 2026
As the legal profession confronts rapid demographic, technological and economic change, attention is increasingly turning to Gen Z – the next generation of legal talent. Often characterised as disengaged or demanding, Gen Z is showing strong interest in law, but on markedly different terms. Drawing on insights from a report by Hook Tangaza on prospects […]
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February 26th, 2026
The start of 2026 brought a new International Education Strategy, a cross government effort to grow British education exports to £40bn by 2030. It leans on expanding transnational education, deepening international partnerships and showcasing UK research capabilities. With the UK re entering Erasmus, the signal is clear: Britain wants to re establish itself as open […]
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November 20th, 2025
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a routine feature of legal practice. Predictive analytics, AI-assisted contract review, and automated research tools have already changed how legal work is delivered and how clients experience services. The profession is moving into a new era of human–machine collaboration, but CPD frameworks and competency statements largely reflect the pre-AI world. […]
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October 28th, 2025
What is Reflective CPD? Competence is maintained through proactive continuing professional development (CPD). Professional, statutory and regulatory bodies (PSRBs) mandate CPD requirements through either inputs or outputs-based schemes. Reflective CPD necessitates professionals to evaluate how professional development activities have influenced their work and the outcomes for clients. Why Reflection Matters CPD is most effective when […]
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July 24th, 2025
At the recent LawCAB conference, a breakout session on alternative legal career routes sparked an important conversation. With speakers from CILEX Law School, the Council for Licensed Conveyancers, and the Association of Costs Lawyers Training – and a diverse audience of students, law schools and employers – one key question emerged: Are we doing enough […]
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February 20th, 2023
National Apprenticeship Week is coming up and we are proud to share that our Head of Employer and Stakeholder Engagement, Kathryn Jack, will be speaking at a National Apprenticeship Week Parent Information event on February 9th. Kathryn will be returning to her former college in Bedford, where she did her first apprenticeship at age 16. […]
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