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We have compulsory plt subjects built into the course, and then if you wish you can finish off the plt course at UOW (takes half a semester). The subjects compulsory for us are Communication Skills (client interviewing), Advocacy, Dispute Management, Drafting, and theres one more that I can't...

Referencing at uni is actually a really huge culture shock, so much more time and effort is required to make sure you've acknowledged everything as well as not relying too heavily on the one source of information...

That quote in your sig is contrary to everything we should believe as lawyers! :o

Course you can

I had a class last semester with a girl who was doing it part time, it seemed to suit her.

Wow, well there ya go. Pod is a canister right (hehe just comparing terminology)?

Yep, straight into straight LLB if anyone wants to.

Not the admin work Ive done. Awfully menial.

Yeah I thought they were the first to build it in but I didn't want to be attacked by students of other law schools....

PLT is built into the UOW law degree, has been for many years.

Do you mean front-end as in front-end controller jess? Or you have to be 18 to work on the registers at night? Cos at our local woolies Id say most of the casuals I see in there (night included) are fairly young.

I can assure you putting cameras inside a changerooms cubicle is very much against the law.

Haha yeah Id love to know what the courts think of cameras in the changerooms ;)

Its very much done with the casuals at maccas. Once they get older, they're off the roster. It doesn't happen at the bigger retail stores, but at stores that are independently owned it certainly happens.

Yeah I really can't stand being bothered by sales assistants when I go clothes shopping. I like to be acknowledged when I walk in the store (this more goes for when the story is empty--I hate it when you get sales girls who are too rude to acknowledge you) but thats it--I don't like them trying...

In law we do placements (although from what Ive read around here UOW is the only law school that do placements), but really, only having to attend 2-3 days a week, you could have your own (arguably more exciting!) excursions on your days off!

Yeah what uni do you go to Keen? And phanatical I don't understand why people like to be called queer....to me queer means strange, which really should be offensive to gay people.

I wouldn't say secretarial work is the most challenging thing in the world, but I guess an employer would just want the most experienced.

Errr in your lap?

I guess its a mystery huh ;)