Professional Certificate in Trade Mark Practice (Law) Nottingham Trent University (NTU)

This Certificate, designed by Nottingham Law School in conjunction with CITMA, is focused on the development of the knowledge base and professional skills required of the trade mark attorney.

The course:

• has been designed specifically for CITMA trainees and has been approved by CITMA / IPREG
• is skills-based and built upon the same course delivery techniques as the Legal Practice Course for solicitors and the Bar Professional Training Course for barristers
• is designed to use a variety of teaching techniques such as interactive lectures, role play and case study exercises and facilitated discussion groups
• is essentially practical, based on an experiential or learning by doing method of delivery
• uses an eLearning platform called NOW, to enable you to stay in touch with the Law School throughout the course
• utilises the skills of practising trade mark attorneys addition to members of Nottingham Law School faculty (a number of practising trade mark attorneys have undertaken a course called Train the Trainers to enable them to develop their skills as tutors in readiness for the course)
• uses a method of rotating assessments meaning that some assessments are taken and then banked by the student during the course
• carries university credits and is also graded, like the Nottingham Law School LPC, into Distinction, Commendation and Pass
• is delivered in a way that suits busy schedules and minimises the time spent away from the office
• recognises that you will be in private practice or working in-house during the course and seeks to enable you to apply your knowledge and skills to your own practice as soon as possible.
• The course is structured to minimise the time spent away from the office and is taught by a mix of assignments and attendance.

Please visit the course page for more information on entry requirements, fees and funding and how you're taught.

Entry requirements for this course

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