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2 July 2021
10:00 am - 1:30 pm
This course will take place via Zoom from 10am-1.30pm, including a short break. Course materials will be emailed to delegates in advance. Registration will close three days prior to the course (or earlier, if all places are taken) to allow delegates time to study the materials. Please allow at least three hours to work through the coursebook. Zoom joining instructions and course materials will be emailed to delegates in advance.
A certificate of attendance will be issued to all delegates who attend the full course. When registering, please confirm postal address for the certificate, if different to the registration address.
IMPORTANT: Reservations are confirmed when full payment is received – if places are still available at that time.
Cost
MHLA Members = £120.00
Non-members = £160.00
CPD
CPD: 6 hours / points. CPD ref: BYE/MHLA
OVERVIEW:
This highly acclaimed course takes delegates through the Legal Aid Agency supervisor standards and procedures. Our expert trainers will provide guidance and advice on how to supervise effectively and in line with your contractual obligations. Whether you are an experienced supervisor looking to refresh and enhance your skills to inform effective supervision, or thinking about applying for supervisor status, this course will provide you with the opportunity to develop your skills and technique.
In addition to the procedural requirements and top tips from the facilitators, there is a major focus on interactive role-play and case examples where the course facilitators will guide you through ‘real life’ scenarios arising in supervision of fee earners and in file reviews/audits, with the opportunity to discuss your experiences with fellow practitioners.
Feedback from previous delegates:
“Thank you for making the course informative and interesting, if not a bit daunting! Lots of food for thought.”
“Highly recommend this course. Really informative and thorough, interactive, really great.”
“I have gained a lot about thinking how I can improve my supervision and not just thinking about it in terms of ‘compliance’ but more about helping those around me to flourish.”