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Working in the UK
- The New Zealand Lawyers Society promotes the interests of New Zealand law and lawyers in England. This site provides information on qualifying and working in the UK.
- The Law Society of England & Wales
- The College of Law - offers the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test, necessary for working in the UK as a lawyer.
- Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test (QLTT) - this site contains full information related to the QLTT including the course programme (written and on-line), test venues and FAQs.
- Central Law Training - provides Continuing Legal Education in the UK and is fully validated by the Law Society of England and Wales as an accredited testing organisation for the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test.