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Pritchard Trust applications invited

Grants available for academic session 2014-15
14th April 2014

The Pritchard Educational Trust, established to assist those of academic ability who wish to qualify as solicitors in Scotland but who, through financial constraints, are unable to do so, is inviting applications for the academic session 2014-15.

Particular emphasis is given to those about to undertake PEAT 1 (the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice). The grant will be for such period as the trustees determine. Their decision may depend on academic achievement.

Applications should be made to The Pritchard Educational Trust, c/o Claire Ruickbie, Registrar’s Department, The Law Society of Scotland, 26 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh EH3 7YR, or by email to careers@lawscot.org.uk

Application forms are available online at www.lawscot.org.uk/grantsandtrusts

The closing date is Friday 23 May 2014, with grants awarded in September/October. 

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