How to link teaching English abroad to Law
I taught English abroad for 2 weeks. I didn't plan on it. I just went to a developing country for holiday and my uncle owns a school. I thought it would be great to teach the kids some English because it would look good for university (plus the children will benefit too obviously).
How exactly do I link this experience to Law?
How exactly do I link this experience to Law?
Dont know how it links but definitely say what u learnt from it like leadership and communication.
Those are skills that are required in Law.
(Oh look i guess i did know)
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Those are skills that are required in Law.
(Oh look i guess i did know)
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Original post by Abzey_97
Dont know how it links but definitely say what u learnt from it like leadership and communication.
Those are skills that are required in Law.
(Oh look i guess i did know)
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Those are skills that are required in Law.
(Oh look i guess i did know)
Posted from TSR Mobile
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