The Third Stage of Legal Education: Supervised Legal Practice
How can CPD professionals improve the quality of supervision in law firms? Is supervision a challenge for employers in general? As a practical takeaway, what would a great supervision plan look like? Examining the implications of the legal profession’s current conception of, and approach to supervision during supervised practice Dr Michael McNamara, Flinders University Faculty…
Read MoreDangerous Ideas in CPD
Is it possible to end the horror stories of people being thrown in the deep end? Could 2019 be the last year graduates make a court appearance without having any guidance or confidence? What can we learn from other professions? The pilot who flew you to Sydney for CLEAA did hours of simulator training before…
Read MoreNotice of Annual General Meeting – Friday 18 October, 11am
The Executive hereby gives notice of the CLEAA Annual General Meeting to be held on: Friday, 18 October 2019 at 11.00 am AEST NSW Bar Association 174 Phillip St. Sydney NSW Our AGM is being held in conjunction with the Annual Conference 17-18 October, including welcome drinks on the evening of Wednesday 16 October. Nominations…
Read MoreHealthy Workplace Cultures
Joydeep Hor, Founder and Managing Principal, People + Culture Strategies will present at this year’s CLEAA Conference on contemporary practices applicable to fostering a healthy and thriving workplace culture, including assessing and developing a genuine appreciation of learning, encouraging high performance, promotion of diversity and more. Joydeep is one of Australia’s most high-profile lawyers and…
Read MoreCPD and Cultural Change in the Workplace
What contributions can be made using education and engagement within the profession to build a healthy workplace culture and address bullying and harassment? How do we encourage firms and providers to offer good quality CPD/PD in this area? Kylie Nomchong SC, Barrister-at-Law Denman Chambers, will present at CLEAA’s annual conference examples of contributions of CPD…
Read MoreCPD in the context of developing cultural competence
Frank H. Wu, a law professor at University of California Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, will present on cultural competence and cultural diversity, as a means to promote cooperation in the workplace and our law practice. Using social science, personal stories, provocative examples, and a bit of humour, he will offer insights…
Read More