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To become a solicitor, you’ll need to complete a law degree (or Graduate Diploma in Law), followed by the Legal Practice Course and undertake a two-year training contract with a law firm or other legal employer. During your training contract you’ll also need to complete the Professional Skills Course (PSC).
