Prize money and fame can be yours: Law Essay competitions.
JLD Essay Competition Open to its members, the Junior Lawyers Division of the Law Society, have an annual competition for those registered with the Solicitors Regulation Authority. This includes LPC students and those qualified and working as paralegals. The deadline is normally around the end of November each year.
Bar Council Law Reform Essay Sponsored by the Bar Council Scholarship Trust, this competition is open to students and pupils and requires entrants to write a piece of less than 3000 words proposing the case for a law reform which is desirable, practical and useful.
Bar Council Law Reform Essay. Sponsored by the Bar Council Scholarship Trust, this competition is open to students and pupils and requires entrants to write a piece of less than 3000 words proposing the case for a law reform which is desirable, practical and useful.
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Last year’s competition was won by City’s own Sam Groom (current BPTC student) who was responsible for launching the Cecilia Moot at City, in partnership with A-Law in 2018. This academic year, the Cecilia Moot went nationwide with teams from all over the UK entering.
The UK Centre for Animal Law (A-law) launches a student essay competition every November. This gives students the opportunity to explore and research an area of the law that would not typically come up in their taught legal studies. The competition is open to students at all stages of study, and the winning entry is published in The UK Journal.
The Student Voice essay competition raises the profile of rare diseases among trainee doctors and scientists. It encourages them to consider rare diseases for the first time or share their personal experience of rare conditions.
The candidates should meet the given criteria for the Essay Writing Competition for Students 2020. Students of high schools, including undergraduate and graduate candidates, can take part. The candidates should send their finished essay to (email protected) with Essay Writing Contest 2020 in the email’s subject to participate.
Yes! Homeschooled students may enter our essay contests. Please enter the contest for your current grade level. Instead of writing your school name and address on your coversheet, just write “Homeschooled.” If you’re not sure which contest you’re eligible for, please write to the Education Department at (email protected).
The competition is now open for submissions and we have extended the deadline until 30 June 2020. Entries must be submitted via the submission form linked below. About the Competition. The IBE Student Essay Competition celebrates the best student writing and thinking on business ethics.
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