SOLACE CHAMBERS CAREER TALKSHOW! ANTICIPATE!

            ANTICIPATE! ANTICIPATE


Are you a law student who wants to learn how to balance your academics with your various passions, businesses etc...?

                         


Solace Chambers presents the first ever Career Talkshow which will be featuring exceptional Budding Lawyers that have achieved immeasurable accomplishments in , academics, advocacy, leadership, politics, business, personal development, writing amongst others.


There are going to be experienced discussants from all the above categories.


This is a one time opportunity for all law students both fresh and returning to hear it from those who are balancing it all!


The discussants are leaving no stone unturned as regards their various subject of discussion and it promises to be interesting and educative!


Stay Tuned! ⏯️

Date: 22nd December (Wednesday)

Venue: Theater 1

Time: 1:30pm prompt.



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