Should you convert to law? Your guide to the PGDL
Learn what the PGDL involves, who it’s for and how to approach your law conversion with confidence, with practical advice.
Event starts on Thursday 24th September at 13:00 GMT
2026/09/24 13:00
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Should you convert to law? Your guide to the PGDL
Learn what the PGDL involves, who it’s for and how to approach your law conversion with confidence, with practical advice.
Thinking about converting to law but not sure where to start? Join Adam Webb, Associate Solicitor at Keystone Law and Founder of PGDL Bible, alongside Lindsey Thompson, Talent Development Manager at AllAboutLaw, as they break down what the PGDL involves, who it’s for and what to expect from the course.
They’ll explore how to decide whether converting to law is the right route for you, how to approach the PGDL with confidence and how to make the most of your conversion journey as you work towards a career in law.
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