Iscoed Chambers is committed to the provision of high quality accredited training within the locality. The specialist practice groups regularly organise lectures on legal developments and individual members of chambers also lecture locally to both solicitors and their clients. Individual members of chambers have also been accredited by the Bar Council in advocacy training.

Chambers is willing to consider the provision of a specific course or seminar to meet clients’ needs.

Forthcoming events:

Iscoed 2007 Training Evening

Tues 6th February 2007 - Swansea Mariott
Tues 13th February 2007 – Carmarthen, Halliwell Centre

Both evenings’ will feature talks from Iscoed members who specialise in:-
- Crime
- Civil/Contract Law
- Family

There will be 2 CPD points available for each evening. The cost will be £20. A buffet and refreshments will be provided at each session.

Recent training has included:

September 2006:	Employment Law Update, Swansea Age Discrimination, Bullying at Work, TUPE.
May 2006:	Family Law Question Time, Swansea & Haverfordwest Featuring representatives from local judiciary, NYAS, CAFLASS and Iscoed members.
March 2006:	Housing & Property Law Update, Swansea Housing & ASBOs, Shares in Housing, Disrepair.
February 2006:	Criminal Law Update, Swansea & Carmarthen Sentencing, Bad Character, Hearsay, ASBOs and SOPOs
November 2006:	Civil Law Update - PI – costs and Part 3b offers - Noise - Health & Safety at Work - Periodical Payments - Tripping Claims

Where available, handouts from the above seminars may be provided on request. Please contact seminars@iscoedchambers.co.uk or speak to one of the Clerking team.

Should you wish to be informed of future seminars or training in any of our specialist areas then please contact: seminars@iscoedchambers.co.uk or speak to one of the Clerking team and inform them of your areas of interest.

James Jenkins is Director of our Continuing Professional Development Programme. Should you wish to discuss the provision of a specific course or seminar to meet your needs then please either contact James Jenkins or the following members of the specialist practice groups:

Crime:	James Jenkins
Family:	Stewert Sandbrook-Hughes
Civil:	Robert Craven / Stephen Rees
Employment:	Philip Marshall