Kent Council to launch trainee lawyer programme
Kent County Council's legal team is to launch its own trainee programme, with the move coming as the local authority eyes a series of white label and cross-selling initiatives.
May 23, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Kent County Council's legal team is to launch its own trainee programme, with the move coming as the local authority eyes a series of white label and cross-selling initiatives.
Geoff Wild, Kent's director of governance and law, said the council's legal services department plans to take on four trainees a year from the autumn.
Trainees will complete seats across the department's main practice areas of property, planning & highways, contracts & commercial, litigation & employment and social welfare, as well as potentially carrying out secondments with other local authorities and partner organisations around the UK.
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