What does CPE stand for?

Common Professional Examination (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

For the academic stage you could gain either an approved law degree at class 2:2 or above; a degree at 2:2 or above in any other subject, followed by a postgraduate Common Professional Examination (CPE) or Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL).

Become a legal eagle

Legal eagles can fly high to become a barrister

Most, but not all entrants are graduates and non-law graduates take the Common Professional Examination (CPE) or a Postgraduate Diploma in Law.

What qualifications and training do I need?

Graduates in subjects other than law must take a one-year conversion course, the Common Professional Examination (CPE).

Personal service in times of need

The 32-year-old spent two years at the University of Northumbria, studying towards the Common Professional Examination (CPE) and then an RPE legal practice course.

Catherine has will to succeed

Education: Degree, Bedford College University of London 1980-1984; Industrial Relations Diploma, The Polytechnic of Central London, 1986-1988; Common Professional Examination (CPE) correspondence course, Wolsey Hall College, Oxford, 1989-1991; First Class Honours, Solicitors Finals, College of Law, York, 1991-1992.

Making a case for change

If your degree is a subject other than law you will also need to complete a one-year common professional examination (CPE) course before you can be accepted on the LPC.

Fly with the legal eagles; LONDON LEARNING 2004

If you take a degree in a subject other than law, you will have to follow up with the one-year Common Professional Examination (CPE) course.

Legal way to riches