After working as a personal trainer for more than 10 years, Jamie Johnston decided to switch career paths and become a barrister for Dere Street Barristers.
In this episode of the #MoreFromLaw podcast, Jamie and I discuss:
- His motivations for transitioning from non-law to the Bar
- His best advice for others looking to do the same
- The skills aspiring barristers need in order to succeed
And more! A really insightful episode that will make a great listen for any aspiring barrister.
SPOTIFY – https://open.spotify.com/episode/406BWtFbd6ahrgj6NAwJrD
iTUNES – https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/ep-29-from-barbells-to-bar-jamie-johnston-dere-street/id1497485950?i=1000479992837
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Why consider the bar with a non-law background?
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The self-employed nature of barristers
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How to choose between solicitor and barrister roles with a non-law background
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An entrepreneur-turned-barrister’s advice for the pupillage process
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Common misconceptions about entrepreneurship
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