New Accreditation with Dubai Legal Affairs Department
We're pleased to announce that Claims Class is now an accredited training provider with The Government of Dubai Legal Affairs Department (DLAD) under their Continuing Legal Professional Development programme.
Now if you're not a practicing Construction Lawyer this news may not be of much interest to you. But if you are, read on...
Continuing Legal Professional Development (CLPD)
As we're sure you're aware, all practicing legal professionals in Dubai must undertake 16 hours of training each year. 8 hours are mandatory courses set by the DLAD. The remaining 8 hours are elective. As an accredited training provider, Claims Class courses can now be taken to make up the elective 8 hours. And even better news, all our courses have been awarded the maximum of 4 points.
Ways to Achieve CLPD with Us
In addition to taking our e-courses on construction contracts and claims, we can work with law firms to provide in-house training to construction law teams. There's obvious upsides to this approach including: a personalised experience, the option for us to come in and work with you one-to-one and get into the nitty gritty of the challenges you face, plus the usual customisation when it comes to course content.
The Details
- You'll now see Claims Class listed on the DLAD website under Accredited Activities.
- Our provider code is BB80.
- To book any course, just contact us directly and let us know you'll be using it as part of your CLPD. We'll help you through the booking process and ensure you have everything you need when you come to file your CLPD records at the end of the year.
Looking to boost your CLPD before the end of 2022? Our newest Live Online course - FIDIC 2017 vs. 1999: What's Changed? starts 12th October.
Online Training in 2022: 8 Reasons Why You Should Consider It...
We live in a high-tech world. So, is now the time to consider online training?
Fast Wi-Fi, sophisticated online learning platforms and a new-found comfort (thanks COVID?) with video conference tools have presented endless opportunities to learn online.
But why should you?
Should I Consider In-House Training?
We all know that ongoing development and training are important for the continued success and growth of business. Professional institutions insist their members continually improve their knowledge and enhance their understanding. There are a plethora of options available. Training can be external or held in-house, bespoke or standard, on any manner of subject or content.
Many organisations now offer courses and training to help bring the skills of your team up to a higher level. The e-courses offered by Claims Class and our workshops are an example. Many firms offer free seminars. There are one-day courses, distance learning, academic courses and many other options available.
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