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Advocate in Scotland | Aptitude test |
Associate of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants | Aptitude test |
Barrister in England and Wales | Aptitude test |
Barrister Northern Ireland | Aptitude test |
Certified Accountant | Aptitude test |
Chartered Accountant in England and Wales | Aptitude test |
Chartered Accountant in Scotland | Aptitude test |
Chartered Accountant Northern Ireland | Aptitude test |
Chartered legal executive | Aptitude test |
Chartered Tax Adviser | Aptitude test |
Conveyancing practitioner in Scotland | Aptitude test |
Costs lawyer | Aptitude test |
Executry Practitioner in Scotland | Aptitude test |
Insolvency Practitioner | Aptitude test |
Licensed CLC practitioner | Adaptation Period |
Licensed conveyancer | Adaptation Period |
Notary Public in England and Wales | Aptitude test |
Patent Agent | Aptitude test |
Patent Attorney | Aptitude test |
Public Finance Accountant | Aptitude test |
Registered Trade Mark Agent | Aptitude test |
Registered Trade Mark Attorney | Aptitude test |
Solicitor in England and Wales | Aptitude test |
Solicitor in Northern Ireland | Aptitude test |
Solicitor in Scotland | Aptitude test |
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