Women In Law :UP Chapter

This serves as a closing statement for the current EC committee and a formal word of thanks from our Chairperson, Angel Ngwenya. Like we have mentioned in the first episode, there are no happy endings. Endings are the saddest part. We hope that we gave you all,as our listeners, a happy middle and a very happy start.

This episode is the final episode where we gather the law students of the university to have a conversation about the trials and tribulations that this pandemic has brought about. It serves as the coming of full circle of our entire journey with you.

On this episode we are joined by two medical professionals and we will be dealing with health issues that are pertinent to the student community.We answer all the questions that you’re afraid to ask to your general practitioner.

In this episode we are graced with Ms Bohlale Paile’s presence,a SAGEA award winning graduate recruiter from Bowmans and she will unpack the procedures of the application process and what law firms are doing in order to promote female empowerment in the workplace.

This episodes serves as a beginners guide to navigating online systems while discussing macro and micro elements of online learning.It also introduces the topic of job opportunities which is what our following episodes aims to address.

This first episode serves to introduce the UP Women In Law Podcast and gives a brief description of what the listeners should expect from here forward.

This episode serves to bust the myths that individuals have about the law profession while providing facts in exchange.

This episode talks about the issue of online registrations and speaks on the potential disadvantage it might have to the prospective student. In this episode we are joined by the students of the University of Pretoria as to help the eager prospective law student in making their module choices.