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Friday, 23 May 2008 |
Careers
| | Law Students |  | Messrs AriffinShahzad Advocates & Solicitors offers local and international law students, including undergraduates from a diverse group of academics, the priceless opportunity to be exposed to the intricacies of domestic and international laws. This unique programme enables students to gain valuable insight into the workings of the legal environment, and the various aspects of real-life situations. | | | | | Training | | Integrity, proven academic ability, clarity of thought and expression and the ability to connect with people - these are the star virtues Messrs AriffinShahzad Advocates & Solicitors seeks in every potential lawyer.
To enhance this, legal and business skills are fundamentally valued. The firm employs professional legal educators to strategise a training master plan, which powerfully equips our future generation of legal advisors with a pragmatic, useful view of lawful practice.
Courses on specific aspects of the law are also exclusively arranged, under the administration of accomplished senior lawyers. Lawyers also benefit exceptionally from external classes offered by legal educators, to capitalize on their expertise. | | | | | HR Policy | | Messrs AriffinShahzad Advocates & Solicitors is steadfast to the firm's future. We believe the next generation of lawyers will foremost represent the degree of our practice.
Through the implementation of a structured career development programme, our lawyers - through hard work, effort and a demonstration of competence - have the privilege to advance from being associates to senior associates, and then partners.
With a committed HR management in force, we have also appointed well-versed specialists to constantly expand and execute energetic and business-powered HR strategies, to confront current human resource face-offs.
As an added milestone, we encourage a "work hard, play hard" atmosphere - social interactive activities in the form of sports clubs and in-house bistros are set-up, to foster leisurely time-outs. |
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