Legal Advisor Training

Picture yourself as the voice of justice, guiding individuals and businesses through complex legal matters. The Legal Advisor Training course is your gateway to understanding the vital elements of a legal advisor career. With a rich blend of theory and real-world application, this course equips you to confidently pursue legal advisor jobs across sectors.

Gain in-depth knowledge of property law, family issues, business agreements, and the UK’s legal framework. From drafting wills to exploring human rights, each module strengthens your foundation. You’ll also learn how to organise legal documents professionally using MS Word, streamlining your work like a true Legal Advisor.

If you’re seeking to transform your future or diversify your skills, this legal advisor course opens the door to a rewarding profession. Whether you’re interested in the job of legal advisor or simply wish to increase your legal advisor pay, this training sets you on the right path.

Learning Outcomes of Legal Advisor Training

Understand essential legal terms and systems applicable in the UK.
Analyse key aspects of property, family, and contract law.
Navigate the rights of individuals under criminal and human rights law.
Structure and manage legal documents efficiently using MS Word.
Interpret legal frameworks to assist clients in varied scenarios.

Why buy this Legal Advisor Training?

Understand the core functions and responsibilities of a legal advisor.
Gain knowledge of legal systems, terminology, and key principles.
Explore property, estate, contract, and business law in depth.
Familiarise yourself with family, criminal, and tort law frameworks.
Develop a foundational understanding of human rights within legal contexts.
Learn to structure and present legal content using MS Word.

Certification

After studying the course materials of the Legal Advisor Training you will be able to take the MCQ test that will assess your knowledge. After successfully passing the test, you will be able to claim the PDF certificate for £6.99. Original Hard Copy certificates need to be ordered at an additional cost of £9.99.

Who is this Legal Advisor course for?

Individuals interested in entering the legal support field
Professionals aiming to switch to a law-focused occupation
Students pursuing careers in the corporate or public legal sectors
Business owners looking to handle legal matters independently
Administrative staff working in legal or compliance departments

Prerequisites of Legal Advisor

This Legal Advisor Training was made by professionals, and it is compatible with all PC’s, Mac’s, tablets and smartphones. You will be able to access the course from anywhere at any time as long as you have a good enough internet connection.

Career path

Legal Advisor – £32,000 to £50,000 per annum
Compliance Officer – £30,000 to £45,000 per annum
Paralegal – £22,000 to £35,000 per annum
Legal Secretary – £20,000 to £32,000 per annum
Court Clerk – £19,000 to £28,000 per annum
Legal Researcher – £25,000 to £38,000 per annum

FAQ’s

What qualifications does a Legal Advisor need?

A Legal Advisor typically needs a law-related qualification, such as an LLB Law degree. Some roles accept equivalent experience or qualifications like the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL). While being a qualified solicitor or barrister is not always required, strong legal knowledge, research skills, and commercial awareness are essential. Many employers also value CPD-accredited legal training and relevant workplace experience.

How much does a Legal Advisor get paid?

In the UK, a Legal Advisor’s salary generally ranges from £30,000 to £60,000 per year, depending on experience, location, and sector. Senior Legal Advisors or those working in corporate, financial, or specialist legal fields can earn £70,000 or more.

Which degree is best for a Legal Advisor?

The most suitable degree is an LLB in Law. However, degrees in Business, Politics, or Criminology, combined with a law conversion course (GDL), can also lead to a Legal Advisor role. Specialising in areas like commercial law, employment law, or compliance can improve career prospects.

What’s the difference between a Legal Advisor and a solicitor?

A solicitor is a fully regulated legal professional who can represent clients, provide reserved legal services, and must complete the SQE route.

A Legal Advisor, on the other hand, usually provides legal guidance, compliance support, and risk assessment, often within organisations, but does not typically represent clients in court.

Is being a Legal Advisor hard?

Being a Legal Advisor can be challenging but rewarding. The role requires strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and the ability to interpret complex laws. However, it often offers better work–life balance than traditional legal practice, making it an attractive career choice for many.

Course Curriculum

Module 01: Legal Advice and Advisor
	Legal Advice and Advisor	00:12:00
Module 02: Legal Terminology
	Legal Terminology	00:20:00
Module 03: Law and Legal System
	Law and Legal System	00:25:00
Module 04: Property Law
	Property Law	00:21:00
Module 05: Wills, Probate, Estate Law
	Wills, Probate, Estate Law	00:16:00
Module 06: Contract & Business Law
	Contract & Business Law	00:54:00
Module 07: Family Law
	Family Law	00:21:00
Module 08: Criminal and Tort Law
	Criminal and Tort Law	00:27:00
Module 09: Human Rights
	Human Rights	00:13:00
Module 10: Organising Work in MS Word
	Organising Work in MS Word	00:23:00
Mock Exam
	Mock Exam – Legal Advisor Training	00:20:00
Final Exam
	Final Exam – Legal Advisor Training	00:20:00