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Kahiye Alim, Casework Manager Asylum Aid
As well as public courses, we offer our training on an in-house basis across the UK. This can be delivered at individual premises but can also be arranged with groups of firms, organisations or companies.
Our in-house training can take several forms: workshops, group sessions, one-to-one sessions or large presentations. We can tailor a package of courses to suit your needs and budget.All our training materials are published so that you can self-learn if you're unable to attend courses. Go to online study to see our online courses and materials (CPD accredited).
If you’d like to discuss an in-house course, please contact Diane Hailey at enquiries@hjt-training.co.uk.
Our training sessions include:
Immigration training
We offer training on immigration law for NGOs, government bodies and businesses on immigration law and legal issues. This includes a comprehensive overview of developments across Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights law. We also offer update courses which give a comprehensive overview of developments across Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights law.
SRA/OISC training
We offer professional training for people taking the immigration accreditation exams and those taking the OISC exams – that is, training that ensures that lawyers maintain their professional status.
Country training and case specific research
We work in partnership with the EIN, UNHCR and the IAS to provide detailed country information compilations and courses which can be tailored for inhouse training.
Sustainability / Corporate Responsibility training
We offer specialised training for both companies and organisations in the public sector seeking to know about the latest developments in corporate responsibility trends, regulation and strategy. These courses cover environment and human rights and can be tailored for your needs.
The implementation of the Equality Act 2006 brings obligations on both the public and private sector. Our course (available from summer 2008) will address key issues including drafting Gender Equality Scheme Policies and Action Plans.
Employment law training
Courses will be introduced in mid-2008 on Employment law.
Family law training
Family law training courses will be introduced in mid-2008.
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