The employment law micro-credential is specifically designed to help participants develop the skills necessary to apply the law in the employment context. We focus on the duties and obligations owed by the respective parties during each stage of the employment relationship, from recruitment through to termination. Taken together, the e-Lectures and lecture papers will set out the law from a practical perspective. We intend to provide a type of ‘scaffolded’ learning experience, moving from an understanding of the law to an understanding of how best to then apply the law in a given scenario.
The workshop is a key feature of this course. It is designed to be interactive and to consolidate knowledge. The workshop date is as follows:
2,500-word written assignment (70%) and reflective writing exercise (30%).
| College | Law Society of Ireland - Diploma Centre |
| Course ID | 202300 |
| Course Location | EU |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 7 |
| Course Type | Micro-credential |
| Awarding Body | Law Society of Ireland |
| Course Start Date | 22nd October 2026 |
| Course Time | Opening lecture live and online on a Thursday. Additional Lectures pre-recorded e-releases on Tuesdays at 6pm. Workshop live and online on a Tuesday at 6pm. |
| Course Fee | € 950.00 |
| Entry Requirements | The course is suitable for: Solicitors, barristers, trainees who currently advise or aspire to advise on employment law, Human resources professionals, Suitably qualified professionals wishing to move into the employment law, and Employers and individuals who have an interest in employment rights. We welcome applications from others who are suitably qualified. Please explain your interest and set out any relevant experience in a cover letter and a brief CV. Such applications are subject to a supplemental fee of €100. |
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