Rachael entered the legal profession via a somewhat circuitous route in 2007, having previously been set on becoming a History Teacher. After 3 failed attempts to gain admission to teacher training she decided that it really was not for her and became a dedicated legal secretary. She was surprised to discover she actually enjoyed the work, finding it challenging and interesting and eventually agreed to undertake a Law Degree in 2002.
Some 3 years later, she graduated from the University of Ulster with 1st Class Honours and an unpublishable amount of student debt. She gained admission to the Institute of Professional Legal Studies in 2005 and graduated with Distinction in 2007. She has been a solicitor since and can sum up the experience in one phrase - "it beats digging shucks".
Some 3 years later, she graduated from the University of Ulster with 1st Class Honours and an unpublishable amount of student debt. She gained admission to the Institute of Professional Legal Studies in 2005 and graduated with Distinction in 2007. She has been a solicitor since and can sum up the experience in one phrase - "it beats digging shucks".
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