Vipi wadau.Kwanza msinitusi ju mi ni NV.So nimeona talkers wengi apa wakichambua constitution ni kama wao ni lawyers mahali… Swali ni je,is studying LLB LAWS a guarantee to a successful life?
@Uwesmakei niliskia wewe ni lawyer mahali Bondo…
Sijawahi ona course inaitwa BSC Law. Ni Bachelor of Laws(Legum Baccalaureus; LL.B.)
Hapa umenoa,@uwesmake ni mfanyikazi wa WFT ,signing loan cheques . So ukitaka kaloan kama huu msimu wa kusota,talk to the nikka
I have seen struggling lawyers!
Miguna is a struggling lawyer.
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Make use of the time you’re in campus. Hustle vile utapata experience in the field hata kama ni kuwork kama assistant wa kubeba chai kwa legal dept for free, that still counts as some experience, so later on they’ll start paying you then pupilage will be easy to get and a job thereafter. But life is hard, even with other courses. Tafuta connections when you have time so after graduation it’s not so much a hustle. Cause even being a judicial officer requires 3years experience before you can be considered to start as a magistrate. If you come from KSL to apply for a magistrate position, naskia they’re paid about 80-150k, you could say you’ve been working with say Sihanya and co. law firm since you were in 2nd year and they may consider that as valuable to the field.
talkers wengi hapa hawajui chenye Uwes alisomea si chenye anafanya .
o the working class bagas see students as pure filth
ulisomea UON
Bsc guîkology, Msc finance and kûinîria
hehehe chief kuja hapa Obunga nikununulie kinywaji .
thats classified the day ill reveal that , all my former comrades watanijua
sema ngwe niweke picha ya ofisi yako hapa.
@uwesmake ni banker WTF :D:D
cheza chini jatelo nikupee X6 upelekee slay queen kempinski .
Anika ii ng’ombe imetsumbua siku nyingi
kama hauna personality ya lawyer or unwilling to do unspeakable things, it wont work no matter how many As you get
sir, personality ya lawyer and unspeakable things is one and the same . kama kuiba pesa ya client who lost all the limbs ama kutetea jamaa alishoot mtu live in public na kumuibia .
It’s not what you study that will guarantee you success but your attitude. There are failed folks with degrees in medicine, law, engineering, education and many more and again it depends on your definition of success.