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LAW SOCIETY PROFESSIONAL
TRAINING AND LAW SOCIETY
FINUAS SKILLNET
2020 TRAINING PROGRAMME
Centre of Excellence for Professional
Education and Lifelong Learning
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DEAR COLLEAGUES,
Welcome to your Law Society Professional Training and Finuas Skillnet programme for 2020.
The emphasis of this year’s programme is to deliver new, innovative, learner-centred training that
can assist you in your day-to-day practice from a legal up-skilling, practice management and
professional wellbeing perspective. It equally aims to address your learning and development needs
in line with current trends, threats and opportunities within the legal sector.
Over the last number of months we have held meetings with on the educational content for a Brexit Legal Summit. We
solicitors to identify the type of training you require and will be expanding our suite of specialised legal programmes
the days and times that suit you. In this regard I wish to pay to include a Smart Tech Skills Course, Mental Health and
tribute and sincere thanks to the Bar Associations throughout Professional Wellbeing Programmes, a Construction Law
Ireland and members of Council and Law Society Committees Masterclass and our suite of online programmes continues to
who have given so generously of their time in consultation expand. Please keep checking the Professional Training web-
with their colleagues and with us, to ensure that the training page - www.lawsociety.ie/cpd to keep up-to-date. If you have
we design is relevant to you. any ideas or suggestions in relation to training you would like
delivered, please do not hesitate to contact a member of the
I wish to thank all of you who lecture on our programmes for Law Society Professional Training team.
the expertise, time and commitment, which you tirelessly
share with your colleagues to ensure that the training we Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to
deliver is of the highest possible standard. welcoming you to our training over the coming months.
Over the coming months additional new training events will Attracta O’Regan, Solicitor. Head, Law Society
be included in our programme. We are currently working Professional Training and Law Society Finuas Skillnet
LAW SOCIETY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING AND
LAW SOCIETY FINUAS SKILLNET TEAM
Attracta O’Regan Anne Tuite Pat McCormack Katherine Kane Dr Rachael Hession
Solicitor, Head, Law Society Grant Compliance & Finance Manager Solicitor, Solicitor,
Professional Training & Law Programme Manager Programme Manager Programme Manager
Society Finuas Skillnet
Gwen McDevitt Gayle McNally Emma Snedker Yanina Somosierra
Programme Administrator Programme Administrator Programme Administrator Programme Administrator
Irish Institute of Training
& Development
Multiple Award Winners
Awarded for Excellence &
Dr Gabriel Brennan Padraic Courtney Antoinette Moriarty Colette Reid Innovation in Training &
Solicitor, Solicitor, Psychotherapist, Solicitor, Development
Programme Manager Programme Manager Programme Manager Programme Manager
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CONTENTS
6 LAW SOCIETY FINUAS SKILLNET CLUSTER
PROGRAMME FOR 2020
May to December 2020
9 SUITE OF ANNUAL CONFERENCES 2020
February – December 2020
10 SUITE OF SPECIALISED LEGAL PROGRAMMES
March – December 2020
• Property Transactions Masterclass
• Growth Strategy Workshop – A Blueprint to Sustain and
Grow your Practice
• Employment Law Masterclass: Practical Solutions to
Common Problems
• General and Commercial Litigation Masterclass
• Planning & Environmental Law Masterclass for
Conveyancers
• The Fundamentals of Clinical Negligence Course
• Wills, Probate, Estates and Tax Masterclass
• Personal Injuries Litigation Masterclass
• Practical Legal Research for the Practitioner – Skills
Workshops
• The Fundamentals of Commercial Contracts
• Trauma Awareness Skills Training for Lawyers working with
Children and Young People
• Wills Drafting Masterclass
• Enduring Powers of Attorney Masterclass
• Probate Masterclass: New Forms and Procedures
• Legal Brexit Symposium
20 EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
21 CERTIFICATE IN PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
February 2020
22 COACHING SKILLS FOR SOLICITORS AND
PRACTICE MANAGERS February 2020
23 THE BUSINESS OF WELLBEING SUMMIT
April and September 2020
24 LLM IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES LAW
September 2020
26 SUITE OF ELEARNING PROGRAMMES
available from date of purchase until 31 December 2020
29 LAW SOCIETY FINUAS SKILLNET MEMBERSHIP
BENEFITS
32 BOOKING/PROFILE FORM
Please note the dates, lecturers and programme content may be subject to change - for the latest programme details
email FinuasSkillnet@lawsociety.ie and for a complete programme listing visit www.lawsociety.ie/CPDcourses
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LAW SOCIETY FINUAS SKILLNET
CLUSTER PROGRAMME FOR 2020
Law Society Finuas Skillnet delivers CPD throughout Ireland in
partnership with local Bar Associations and with the support of grant
funding from Skillnet Ireland and the Department of Education and
Skills. In 2020, we will host 10 Finuas Skillnet Cluster events spanning
every region of Ireland.
What is a cluster event?
Tralee
Finuas Skillnet Cluster
A cluster is formed when a number of Bar
Associations come together to identify the training
they require for their members and the content
and speakers whom they feel are most suitable to
meet their training needs. In educational terms it is
regarded as training needs analysis, identification,
design and delivery. The Bar Associations identify
their location of choice, the most suitable date and
the format for the day which includes a networking
lunch and evening drinks reception. The clusters
are about education, networking, and collegiality.
The networking lunch and evening reception are
just as important as the educational sessions
as they provide a forum for problem sharing and
solving and relaxation away from the office.
The success of the Law Society Finuas Skillnet
Carrick-on-Shannon Clusters is dependent upon many factors, including:
Finuas Skillnet Cluster • the support and participation of solicitors;
• the dedication, hard work and invaluable
expertise by the Presidents, Secretaries
and CPD organisers in the Bar Associations
throughout Ireland;
• the expertise and generosity of solicitors who
lecture at these events;
• the work of Law Society Committees and their
staff; and
• the work of Law Society Finuas Skillnet Steering
Committee members.
Fee includes: educational training event, resource
materials and hot networking lunch.
For details of Law Society Finuas Skillnet
Clusters in your region
email FinuasSkillnet@lawsociety.ie OR
visit www.lawsociety.ie/skillnetcluster
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LAW SOCIETY FINUAS SKILLNET
CLUSTER PROGRAMME FOR 2020
DATE EVENT CPD HOURS* FEE
7 & 8 May Essential Solicitor Update Part I & II 7 May - 4 CPD Hours & 8 7 May - €100
Landmark Hotel, Carrick on Shannon, Co Leitrim May - 6 CPD Hours 8 May - €135
7 & 8 May - €190
28 May Midlands General Practice Update 6 CPD Hours €135
Midlands Park Hotel, Portlaoise, Co Laois
17 & 18 June North West General Practice Update Part I & II 17 June - 4 CPD Hours 17 June - €100
Solis Lough Eske Castle Hotel, Donegal 18 June - 6 CPD Hours 18 June - €135
17 & 18 June - €190
26 June Essential Solicitor Update 6 CPD Hours €135
The Strand Hotel, Limerick, Co Limerick
10 September Essential General Practice Update 6 CPD Hours €135
Ballygarry House, Tralee, Co Kerry
9 October North East CPD Day 7 CPD Hours €135
Glencarn Hotel, Castleblayney, Co Monaghan
5 & 6 November Connaught Solicitors’ Symposium Part I & II 5 Nov - 4 CPD Hours 5 Nov - €100
Breaffy House Hotel, Castlebar, Co Mayo & 6 Nov - 6 CPD Hours 6 Nov - €135
5 & 6 Nov - €190
13 November General Practice Update - Hotel Kilkenny, Kilkenny 6 CPD Hours €135
20 November Practitioner Update - Kingsley Hotel, Cork 6 CPD Hours €135
2 December Law Society Finuas Skillnet - Practice and Regulation 6 CPD Hours €135
Symposium – Mansion House, Dublin
Thank you to the Bar Associations throughout Ireland who have worked with us in bringing education and training to our members.
*CPD Scheme categorisation (General, Management & Professional Development Skills, Regulatory Matters (Accounting & Anti-Money
Laundering Compliance) will be clarified when the event is posted to the web.
Carrick-on-Shannon Cluster
My colleagues in the Bar Association have commented to
me on the advantage of having these events in a local area
without having to travel to Dublin and found the time sav-
ings a significant benefit. In addition I found that the Clus-
Monaghan Cluster ter Events were extremely cost effective and significantly
The conference was an opportunity for local solicitors to cheaper that many of the other CPD events organised by
learn about new practice changes, network with col- various alternative providers.
leagues, and raise concerns about different areas of prac-
tice. The north-east CPD Day is the perfect opportunity for Given that the range of subjects chosen were dictated by
solicitors from the region to come together, collaborate and the wishes of the local Bar Associations, I found the topics
discuss relevant changes to the law. were dealt with by extremely competent speakers who gave
well researched insights and practical updates on issues
Kevin Hickey, Hickey Henderson Solicitors, Clones, Co that would arise on a regular basis and I have no hesitation
Monaghan, President, Monaghan Bar Association in thoroughly recommending them to my colleagues.
Kieran Ryan,
Partner, Kelly & Ryan, Solicitors, Manorhamilton, Co.
Leitrim, President, Leitrim Bar Association
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SUITE OF LAW SOCIETY
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
ANNUAL CONFERENCES Centre of Excellence for
Professional Education and Lifelong Learning
These events are designed and delivered in partnership with
Law Society Professional Training and Law Society Committees.
Below are some snapshots from 2019 CPD events.
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SUITE OF ANNUAL LAW SOCIETY
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
CONFERENCES FOR 2020 Centre of Excellence for
Professional Education and Lifelong Learning
These events are designed and delivered in partnership with
Law Society Professional Training and Law Society Committees
To view the full programme visit www.lawsociety.ie/CPD
DATE EVENT CPD HOURS** DISCOUNTED* FULL FEE
FEE
18 February IMRO Law Society of Ireland Copyright Lecture – 1 General (by Group Complimentary
‘European Copyright Law, from the printing press Study)
to the digital age, a journey of constant change’
25 March Healthcare Regulation in Ireland 2020 – Where are 3 M & PD Skills (by €160 €186
we now? Group Study)
3 April The Litigator and the Mediation Act, 2017 2 General (by Group €135
Study)
29 April Acting for the Older Client – in collaboration with 3 General (by Group €160 €186
Solicitors for the Elderly Study)
28 May The In-House Panel Discussion – in collaboration 3 M & PD Skills (by €65
with the In-House and Public Sector Committee Group Study)
24 September Annual Employment Law Update - in collaboration 3 General (by group €160 €186
with the Employment & Equality Law Committee study)
2 October Annual Litigation Conference – in collaboration 3.5 General (by Group €160 €186
with the Litigation Committee Study)
8 October Younger Members Conference – in collaboration 3 M & PD Skills (by €135
with the Younger Members Committee Group Study)
22 October Annual Property Law Conference – in collaboration 3.5 General (by Group €160 €186
with the Conveyancing Committee Study)
29 October Probate & Tax Conference – in collaboration with 3 General (by Group €160 €186
the PAT and Taxation Committee Study)
5 November Annual In-House and Public Sector Conference 3 M & PD Skills plus €160 €186
– in collaboration with the In-House and Public 2 General
Sector Committee Total 5 Hours (By Group
Study)
12 November Annual Business Law Conference – in 4 General (by Group €160 €186
collaboration with the Business Law Committee Study)
26 November Annual Criminal Law Conference – in collaboration 3 General (by Group €160 €186
with the Criminal Law Committee Study)
27 November Annual Family & Child Law Conference - in 3 General €160 €186
collaboration with the Family & Child Law 1 Regulatory Matters
Committee 1 M & PD Skills
Total 5 Hours (by Group
Study)
*Fee Applicable to Law Society Finuas Skillnet Members
**CPD Hours and classification are subject to change
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2020 SUITE OF
SPECIALISED LEGAL PROGRAMMES
The Suite of Specialised Legal Programmes is presented in
collaboration with Law Society Finuas Skillnet.
For the latest on these programmes visit our webpage
www.lawsociety.ie/cpdcourses
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS Topics to be covered include
MASTERCLASS This module will address commercial property transactions.
It will deal with commercial lending and the corporate
borrower. Property issues in insolvency, examinership
DATES: Module 3: 14 & 15 February and liquidation will be explored along with NAMA and
TIME: Module 3: 2.30pm to 6.00pm & related topics such as powers, execution, disclaimer
10.00am to 5.00pm and repudiation. Another tax session forms part of this
Friday afternoon and all day programme with a particular focus on the obligations
Saturday (Light lunch included on relating to VAT, CGT and CAT.
Saturday sessions)
Access to an iPad is required for this Lastly commercial leases will be addressed with an
programme and iPad training occurs examination of key issues such as rent review, alienation and
from 2.30pm to 4.00pm on Fridays repair. There will be guidance offered as to how to negotiate
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland, Blackhall
and handle disputes and the programme will touch upon the
Place, Dublin 7
landlord and tenant reform proposals.
FEE: €595 (iPad included in fee) Lecturers
€295 (iPad not included in fee) Our lecturers are distinguished legal experts and provide
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €570 (iPad included in fee) legal services and advice to all sectors of industry both
€270 (iPad not included in fee) nationally and internationally. Their significant experience
will be shared through the interactive manner in which all
CPD HOURS: 8 General plus 2 Management &
lectures and workshops will be delivered.
Professional Development Skills (By
Group Study)
Note: Even as a non-conveyancing solicitor, I found this course
The Property Transactions Masterclass is to be hugely interesting and beneficial to my practice. The
divided into three discrete modules. lecturers were respected and experienced practitioners
Module 1 – the Fundamentals of Property who ensured the lectures were informative, engaging and
Transactions took place in November 2019 practical. The course materials and method of delivery,
Module 2 – Complex Property Transactions in particular the use of iPads, provided an invaluable and
took place in January 2020 easily accessible resource. I would have no hesitation in
Module 3 – Commercial Property Transactions recommending the Property Transactions Masterclass to
will run on 14/15 February 2020. colleagues.
The next full programme will commence in November Susan Webster
2020, details available shortly. Principal, Susan Webster & Company Solicitors
Aim and Objectives
This Masterclass is aimed at all practitioners acting in
property transactions and this module is specifically tailored
for those who wish to enhance their skills and knowledge in
respect of commercial property transactions. Each lecture
is followed by a test your own knowledge quiz and an
interactive workshop.
10GROWTH STRATEGY WORKSHOP – A BLUEPRINT Growth Objective Setting
TO SUSTAIN AND GROW YOUR PRACTICE • Description of your practice
• Vision Statement
• Market Context
DATES: 11 March • Future Growth Options
TIME: 9.30am to 4.30pm Action Plan
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
• Overall Growth Objectives
• Action Planning
FEE: €255 • Action Plan by Growth Objective
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €210 Overview of Marketing
• Marketing Objectives
CPD HOURS: 6 Management & Professional
• Marketing tactics
Development Skills (by Group
• Target Markets
Study)
Marketing Communications
• Digital Footprint – Website, Social Media, Email, Blogs
Overview
• Networking
Smaller practices are unique within the profession and they
• Referrals
face challenges similar to other small businesses. Given
• Client UX
the dynamic environments in which smaller practices
operate and the evolving needs of clients, development of
Speakers include
a growth strategy will ensure that actions are planned and
Mary Cloonan, Founder, Marketing Clever, Dublin
implemented now so that they will positively influence the
Working exclusively with professional services firms
future sustainability of small practices.
and business to business organisations, Mary Cloonan,
founder of Marketing Clever, is a virtual head of marketing
Learning Outcomes
for her clients. With over 20 years’ experience working in
Law Society Finuas Skillnet in collaboration with the Small
professional services and business to business organisations,
Practice Support programme has designed a workshop
Mary has worked with seven of the top twenty accountancy
to assist you in completing the Growth Strategy and the
firms in Ireland to date. Whether you have a desire to create
Marketing Workbooks. The workshop is designed to give you
profile with a specific target audience or a feeling that you
the marketing and communication knowledge and skills
are not doing enough to market your practice or firm and you
needed to sustain and grow your practice.
are not sure where to focus, Mary can help. In 2019, Mary was
invited to join accounting and advisory HLB International’s
Topics to be covered include
global marketing steering advisory board.
Growth Strategy Overview
• What is a Growth Strategy
Dorcas Réamonn, Lecturer, the Smurfit School, UCD,
• Benefits of a Growth Strategy
Dublin
• Participants and Contributors to a Growth Strategy
Dorcas is a lecturer of ‘Digital Technology and Design’ and
• Dependencies and success criteria
‘Technology and Design for Digital Marketing’ and ‘Digital
• Growth Strategy Project management process
Marketing’ for M.Sc. students in The Michael Smurfit
Practice Performance
Graduate Business School of UCD. She also works with the
• Understanding the performance of your practice
Innovation Academy on Innovation & Design Thinking
• Setting Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Modules. She is an author of ‘WordPress Masterbook 2019:
• Outline current practice areas
Make a Website from Scratch - For Total Beginners’, which
What does your ideal Client look like
is currently the top-selling book on Amazon UK in the
• Know the value of generating a client profile
WordPress and also CMS categories. She has been training,
• How to create a client profile
mentoring and consulting businesses since 2011. Teaching
• Client Segments
subjects she covers include; website making (especially
• Client Sectors
WordPress), video creation, image editing, strategy, search
SWOT Analysis
engine optimisation (SEO), UX and auditing. She founded
• What is a SWOT Analysis?
Zonua in 2010.
• Identify your Practice’s Strengths
• Identify your Practice’s Weaknesses
Tadhg Guiry, Founder, Evolve Marketing, Dublin
• Identify Opportunities for Growth
Tadhg works at the intersection of the legal industry and the
• Identify possible threats to your practice growth
digital world. His agency specifically works with law firms
Market Analysis
in Ireland and the US with a focus on new client acquisition.
• PESTEL – What is it?
While working in a PI claims department at a large insurance
• The value of generating a PESTEL
company, he recognised that the vast majority of law firms
• Information sources for a PESTEL
were marketing away from the truth and wasting a lot of
• How to general a PESTEL
their ad budget. So after a few years abroad growing a tech
Growth Objective Setting
startup in Austin, Texas, he came back to Dublin to start
• Description of your practice
Evolve Marketing. His core skills include marketing strategy,
• Vision Statement
paid traffic acquisition campaigns (Google Ads/ Facebook
• Market Contex
Ads), building funnels, email marketing and direct response
• Future Growth Options
copywriting.
Competitor Analysis
• Generating Competitor Profiles
• How do your competitors behave?
11EMPLOYMENT LAW MASTERCLASS: GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL
PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO COMMON LITIGATION MASTERCLASS
PROBLEMS
DATES: 24 & 25 April
TIME: 2:00pm – 6:00pm (Friday)
DATES: 20 March 9:00am – 4:30pm (Saturday)
TIME: 9.30am to 5.30pm VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland FEE: €425
FEE: €255 (fee includes materials, DISCOUNTED* FEE: €350
refreshments and light lunch)
CPD HOURS: 10 including 1 Regulatory Matters
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €210 (fee includes materials, (by Group Study)
refreshments and light lunch)
CPD HOURS: 6.5 General (by Group study)
Aim and Objectives
Aim and Objectives The course comprises lectures and small group modules
This one-day Employment Law Masterclass will give delivered by experienced practitioners. It will address recent
practitioners a highly practical and up to date insight into developments; practice procedure; legislation; and case-
how to deal in a practical way with employment law issues law in a wide range of key areas of general and commercial
and problems. The speakers are all leading experts in this litigation.
field and will share their knowledge and expertise with
delegates. Topics to be covered include
Topics addressed will include Discovery & Legal Privilege;
Speakers in the past have included Defamation Actions; Professional Negligence claims; Probate
• Marguerite Bolger SC litigation (including testamentary actions, S117 claims,
• Richard Grogan, Principal, Richard Grogan & Associates cohabitant claims); Third Party Procedure; Mediation;
Solicitors, Dublin Land litigation; Appeals (Practice & Procedure), Costs
• Duncan Inverarity, Partner, A & L Goodbody Solicitors, developments.
Dublin
• Caroline Jenkinson, Deputy Chairman, Labour Court Lecturers in the past have included
• Catherine O’Flynn, Partner, William Fry Solicitors, • Colette Reid, Solicitor and Programme Director, Law
Dublin Society of Ireland, Dublin
• Alastair Purdy, Principal, Alastair Purdy & Co., Solicitors, • Joe O’Malley, Partner, Hayes Solicitors, Dublin
Galway • Anne Marie Maher BL, Junior Counsel, Bar Council of
• Des Ryan BL Ireland, Dublin
• Helen Kilroy, Partner, McCann FitzGerald, Dublin
• Louise O’Reilly, Solicitor, & Legal Director, DAC
Beachcroft, Dublin
• Michael Kealey, Solicitor, DMG Media, Dublin
• Paul Meagher, Principal, Meagher Solicitors, Dublin
• Garret Flynn BL, Bar Council of Ireland, Dublin
• Niamh Mc Hugh BL, Junior Counsel, Bar Council of
Ireland, Dublin
• Geraldine Manners BL, Registrar of the Court of Appeal,
Dublin
12PLANNING & ENVIRONMENTAL LAW FUNDAMENTALS OF CLINICAL
MASTERCLASS FOR CONVEYANCERS NEGLIGENCE COURSE
DATES: 24 & 25 April DATES: 22 & 23 May
TIME: 2.00pm to 6.00pm (Friday) VENUE: Radisson Blu Royal Hotel,
10.00am to 5.00pm (Saturday) Golden Lane, Dublin 8
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland FEE: €425
FEE: €425 DISCOUNTED* FEE: €350
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €350 CPD HOURS: 10 including 1 Regulatory
Matters (by Group Study)
CPD HOURS: 8 General Plus 2 Management
& Professional Development
Skills (by Group study) Aim and Objectives
The Fundamentals of Clinical Negligence Course comprises
Aim and Objectives lectures and small group modules delivered by experienced
This Planning & Environmental Law masterclass is aimed at practitioners. It examines the fundamentals of clinical
all practitioners acting in both residential and commercial negligence claims from the relevant legal principles to the
transactions. Our masterclass format includes a workshop practice and procedure of a clinical negligence action.
element in each module to gain a practical and applied
understanding of this area of the conveyancing process. The Topics to be covered include
topics covered reflect the planning and environmental issues • Application of the Dunne Principles;
arising for conveyancers, in addition to an overview of the • Recent developments in personal injury litigation as it
planning application and appeal process. The presenters and impacts clinical negligence claims and actions
workshop facilitators are experts in this field. • Consent and Confidentiality
• Open disclosure
Topics to be covered include • Pre-action protocols
• The planning application (legal and procedural rules), • Periodic payment orders
appeals and representation • Recent case-law
• Planning warranty – General Condition 36 • Defective product liability
• Pre-contract enquiries, Requisitions and searches • Gathering relevant information, such as medical records,
• Planning compliance issues hospital protocols
• Opinions of compliance • Choosing and instructing the appropriate medical
• Planning bonds & Financial contributions/taking in experts
charge issues • Mediation
• Section160 injunctions • Nervous shock claims
• Section 5 referrals and issues relating to exempted • The Coroner’s Court
developments • Costs
• Section 47 agreements
• Contamination Land Issues Speakers
• CPOs Our speakers are distinguished legal experts with extensive
• Due diligence and environmental warranties experience, their knowledge will be shared through the
• Building energy performance interactive manner in which all lectures and workshops will
• Obligations pursuant to Strategic Infrastructure legislation be delivered.
• EIA
• Habitats Directive
• Arrangements with Irish Water re connections and
planning compliance
Speakers
• Danielle Conaghan, Partner, Environment & Planning
Group, Arthur Cox, Dublin
• Finola McCarthy, Partner, Ronan Daly Jermyn, Cork
• Alan Roberts, Partner, A & L Goodbody, Dublin
• Prof. Yvonne Scannell, Consultant, Arthur Cox, Dublin
• Brendan Slattery, Partner, McCann FitzGerald, Dublin
• Patrick Sweetman, Partner, Matheson, Dublin
Excellent Masterclass, having attended it in 2019, I highly
recommend it!
Sonia McEntee,
Principal, Apartment Law at Sonia McEntee Solicitors,
Dublin and Cavan
13WILLS, PROBATE, ESTATES & TAX PERSONAL INJURIES LITIGATION
MASTERCLASS MASTERCLASS
DATES: Module 1: 5 & 6 June DATES: 3 & 4 July
Module 2: 19 & 20 June TIME: 2.00pm – 6.15pm (Friday)
TIME: 2.00pm to 5.30pm on two Fridays 9.00am – 5.00pm (Saturday)
10.00am to 5.30pm on two VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
Saturdays
FEE: €425
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €350
FEE: €850
CPD HOURS: 10 including 1 Regulatory Matters
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €700 (by Group Study)
CPD HOURS: 20 General (by Group Study)
Aim and Objectives Aim and Objectives
A practical series of lectures and workshops presented The course comprises lectures and small group modules with
by leading experts, to update and develop practitioners’ experienced practitioners dealing with the key elements of
knowledge in the field of Wills, Probate, Estates and Tax and recent developments in general personal injuries claims.
arising on same. There have been a number of recent legislative changes in
this area which will be addressed.
Topics to be covered include
Topics to be covered include
Module 1 The topics will include; the Statute of Limitations; the
• Update on CAT and Estate Planning and Administration Personal Injuries Assessment Board; PI practice and
of Estates procedure under the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004 (as
• Taxation of estates dealing with CAT and other taxes amended) and the Rules of Court; Damages (recent trends
arising including Discretionary Trust Tax and taxation and issues); Section 26 applications; recent case law; Claims
issues (CAT and CGT) on the break up / dissolution of involving an injured child; Claims involving the Motor
Trusts Insurer’s Bureau of Ireland, Fatal Injury actions; Bullying and
• Wrap up lecture and workshop incorporating all issues Harassment Claims; Periodic Payment Orders; Good practice
arising in Modules 1 and 2 and ethical issues; and Costs.
Module 2 Speakers in the past have included
• Update and review of will drafting, probate and • Suzanne Hill – Solicitor and Assessor with the Injuries
administration Board
• Dealing with advising the LPR on capacity and other • Noel Guiden - Legal Costs Accountant and Managing
issues Partner, Behan & Assoc.
• Non-contentious and contentious applications to the • Niamh Mc Hugh BL
Probate Officer and the Courts • Sinéad Nunan - Managing Partner, Michael Houlihan &
• Administering trusts on death either by will or otherwise Partners, Solicitors
• Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015 • Stephen Hanaphy BL,
• Shane M. Kelly BL
Participants can chose to attend module 1, module 2 or both. • John Byrne - B.Comm, M.B.S., F.I.A., F.S.A.I. - Consulting
Actuary
Lecturers and tutors in the past have included
• Padraic Courtney, Law Society of Ireland
• Anne Stephenson, Principal, Stephenson Solicitors
• Annette O’Connell, Probate Officer Colette Reid
• Finola O’Hanlon, Principal,O’Hanlon Tax
• Teresa Pilkington, Senior Counsel
• Brian E Spierin, Senior Counsel
• Michelle McLoughlin, Principal, M. McLoughlin & Co.
Solicitors
• Brian Bohan – Founding Partner, Bohan Solicitors
14PRACTICAL LEGAL RESEARCH FOR THE THE FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMERCIAL
PRACTITIONER - SKILLS WORKSHOPS CONTRACTS
DATES: Day 1: 13 February DATES: Module 1: 6 & 7 November
Day 2: 27 February Module 2: 27 & 28 November
TIME: Day 1: 5.00pm to 9.00pm TIME: 2.00pm to 6.00pm (Fridays)
(5.00pm to 6.00pm - iPad 9.00am to 4.30pm (Saturdays – light
Introduction & Set Up) lunch included)
Day 2: 6.00pm to 9.00pm VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland FEE: €1,240 (Course fee includes an iPad
FEE: €636 for both workshops (iPad and interactive eBook)
included in fee) DISCOUNTED* FEE: €1,140
€250 for both workshops (iPad not
included in fee) CPD HOURS: 20 (including 3 Management &
Professional Development Skills)
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €572 for both workshops (iPad (by Group Study)
included in fee)
€188 for both workshops (iPad not
included in fee) Why is this Course for You?
CPD HOURS: 2 General plus 4 Management & Solicitors, Barristers, Contract Managers and
Professional Development Skills (by Directors, In-house Counsel, Purchasing Personnel
Group study) This intensive introductory course is designed to provide
participants with an understanding of what is required
to successfully negotiate and draft commercial contracts.
Aim and Objectives Lawyers are required to advise on and draft contracts for a
The Legal Research Skills Workshops are aimed at wide variety of business arrangements. This course provides
practitioners and focus on solving clients’ problems. An participants with an opportunity to develop the skill of
overview of both paper-based and electronic resources will effective contract drafting. Participants will also gain an
be followed by practical workshops whereby delegates carry insight into the key terms and considerations involved in
out systematic and comprehensive research. Delegates will typical commercial agreements. This course is therefore
leave with skills to enable them analyse clients’ instructions relevant to solicitors, barristers, contract managers and
to identity the issues and ultimately present the results of purchasing personnel, both in the private and public sector.
their research in a clear and practical format. The Course is
iPad-based with research carried out on both iPads and PCs. Method of Delivery
iPad and Interactive eBook accessed via iTunesU
Topics to be covered include Course & Interactive Onsite Lectures and Workshops
• Introduction to legal research This course will be delivered over a period of two half-
• Overview of internet resources – Acts, SIs and Case Law days and two full-days. As well as independent learning,
• Introduction to researching European Law the course will incorporate the use of iPads in interactive
• Practical IT/iPad-based Workshop lectures and workshops.
• Strategies for solving practical legal problems
• Research Record Workshop Outcomes
Improved Competitiveness & Reduced Risk Exposure
Please note: The course is designed to equip participants with the
Access to an iPad is essential for participation in this necessary skills, knowledge and competencies to draft
programme. Delegates are required to attend both modules commercial agreements and to advise on the impact of
various commercial arrangements on day-to-day business.
Speakers
Course Content
• John Furlong, Knowledge Management consultant, Law • Contract Law Refresher/Update
Society Technology Committee member, Dublin • Negotiating contracts
• Dr Rachael Hession, Solicitor, Law Society of Ireland • Understanding the anatomy of a contract
• Mary Upton, MA, BCL (Hons), PG Dip, PG Cert, Solicitor, • Drafting a contract
Dublin • Ecommerce
• Alma Clissmann, Manager, Law Reform Commission, • Agency and Distributions Agreements
Dublin • Franchising Agreements
• Outsourcing Agreements
Lecturers
Our lecturers are distinguished legal experts and provide
legal services and advice to all sectors of industry both
nationally and internationally. Their significant experience
will be shared through the interactive manner in which all
lectures and workshops will be delivered.
15TRAUMA AWARENESS SKILLS TRAINING Module 2: Taking Instructions 2: Instructions
FOR LAWYERS WORKING WITH CHILDREN This module will build upon the skills in taking instructions
module one and provide lawyers with practical best practice
AND YOUNG PEOPLE skills and tools for taking instructions from children and
young people. It will be delivered through demonstrations
DATE & TIME To be confirmed and scenario based role-plays.
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
Learning Outcomes
FEE: €850 • Reflective discussion of experience in taking instructions
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €700 from children and young people in practice
• Interactive demonstration of best practice tools and skills
CPD HOURS: 22 Management and Professional
for taking instructions
Development Skills (By Group
• Reflection and group discussion on the learning from the
Study)
session
Aim and Objectives Instructor: Andy Sirel, Senior Associate, JustRight,
This training is aimed at solicitors and barristers who work Scotland
with children, young people and their families. This course
is tailored for lawyers who wish to gain the practical skills to Module 3: Working with Trauma: Skills for Lawyers
communicate effectively and take instructions from children This module will equip lawyers with an understanding
and young people. of effects of trauma and secondary traumatisation and
the knowledge and skills to trauma inform their practice.
Research on children’s experiences of the justice system This session will be delivered through a mix of interactive
conducted by the EU Fundamental Rights Agency found that lectures, demonstrations and scenario based role-plays.
children who engage with the justice system respond better
to professionals who have received targeted training on Learning Outcomes
working with children. • Understanding of the theory of trauma and secondary
traumatisation and how it can impact on children and
Our innovative course provides hands on practical skills young people lawyers are in contact with
training in how to take instructions from children equipping • Understanding the signs of trauma and how lawyers can
participants with effective active listening and interview- respond appropriately
ing. Coupled with skills training, participants will gain an • Insights into children’s experiences of the justice system
understanding of child development, how to avoid secondary as victims, witnesses or parties to a case
traumatisation of children and methods of self-care. • Interactive demonstration of best practice tips and tools
The training will be delivered in small group sessions through to avoid secondary traumatisation of children and young
interactive lectures, examining real life scenarios, role plays people
and best practice demonstrations. Participants will be re- • Practical role play for participants to practice using tools
quired to engage in reflective practices and peer learning. and skills
• Information session on supports and services for
Programme Leader: Julie Ahern, Access to Justice Manager, children and young people
Children’s Rights Alliance • Reflection and group discussion on the learning from the
session
Modules Outline
Instructor: Dr Sharon Lambert, Lecturer, University College
Module 1: Taking Instructions 1: Foundation Skills Cork
This module will provide lawyers with the foundation skills
for taking instructions from children and young people. It Module 4: Understanding Child Development and Child
will be delivered through demonstrations and scenario based Protection for Lawyers
role-plays. This module will provide lawyers with an understanding
of child development, attachment theory and how they
Learning Outcomes affect legal practice. The module will also give lawyers an
• Introduction and overview of the session aims and understanding on child protection law and the different
intended learning outcomes indicators of harm. This session will be delivered through
• Understanding active listening methodology as it relates interactive lectures, questions, and answers.
to taking instructions and working with children
• Interactive demonstration of best practice tools and skills Learning Outcomes
that can be used when in a consultation with children • Stages of child development
and when taking instructions from children • Attachment theory an how it impacts on legal practice
• Practical role play for participants to practice using tools • Understanding the different stages of child development
and skills • Understanding Child protection indicators of harm and
• Reflection and group discussion on the learning from the how lawyers should respond
session
Instructor: Emma Byrne- McNamee, Course Facilitator
Instructor: Caroline O’Sullivan, Director of Services, and Consultant, Carlow and Kilkenny County Childcare
ISPCC Committees
16WILLS DRAFTING MASTERCLASS
Dr Geoffrey Shannon
DATES: To be confirmed
TIME: 2.00pm to 5.30pm
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
FEE: €255
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €210
CPD HOURS: 6 General (by Group Study)
Aim and Objectives
To outline, by reference to recent judgments and the
speakers hard won experience, pitfalls for practitioners and
best practice when taking instructions and drafting wills to
ensure that the will executed carries out the client’s informed
instructions in a clear unambiguous manner as tax efficiently
as reasonably possible.
Topics to be covered include
• Recent case law concerning wills and will drafting and
the relevance of same for solicitors.
• Attending on the client, taking instructions drafting in
accordance with those instructions and execution of the
will
• Will Trusts, are they appropriate? Drafting of Will Trusts
• Taxation issues that arise in the drafting of wills and will
trusts
Speakers in the past have included
• Padraic Courtney, Solicitor, Course Manager, Secretary to
Module 5: Self-Care for lawyers Probate and Trusts Committee, Law Society of Ireland
This module will provide lawyers with tips, tools and • Anne Marie Maher, Bar of Ireland, Dublin
insights into how incorporate self-care into their practice. • Anne Stephenson, Principal, Stephenson Solicitors,
Dublin
Learning Outcomes • Michelle McLoughlin, Principal, McLoughlin & Co.
• Learning how to set appropriate boundaries Solicitors, Sligo
• Overview of the supports and services available
• Tools and tips for self-care
Instructor: Antoinette Moriarty, Psychotherapist & Law
School Psychological Services Manager, Law Society of
Ireland
Module 6: Jurisprudence
This module will provide participants with an overview of
the child friendly justice principles and provide insights into
how lawyers can incorporate these into their practice
Learning Outcomes
• Overview of the UN Convention on the Rights of the
Child and Council of Europe Child Friendly Justice
Principles and their practical use in representing
children
• Insights into the jurisprudence on innovative practices in
the legal process
• Tips on how to engage the courts to improve the legal
system for children and young people
Instructor: Dr Geoffrey Shannon, Solicitor, Chair
Adoption Authority of Ireland, Child Law Expert
17ENDURING POWERS OF ATTORNEY PROBATE MASTERCLASS: NEW FORMS
MASTERCLASS AND PROCEDURES
DATES: To be confirmed DATES: To be confirmed
TIME: 2.00pm to 5.30pm TIME: 9.00am to 5.30pm
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
FEE: €255 FEE: €255
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €210 DISCOUNTED* FEE: €210
CPD HOURS: 3.5 General (by Group Study) CPD HOURS: 6 General (by Group Study)
Aim and Objectives Aim and Objectives
Practitioners will learn about taking instructions in relation To introduce to probate practitioners the new probate forms
to and the procedural requirements involved in order to and changes to practice to be brought into effect shortly and
satisfactorily execute an EPA. They would have a fuller to bring practitioners through the amended process through
understanding of the effect of executing and registering an lectures and workshops.
EPA and how to avoid the common pitfalls. They will also
learn about family disputes and objections to registration Topics to be covered include
and the applications to court that may ensue. The role of the • Changes to Probate Papers, Practice & Procedure
Office of Wards of Court in the registration of EPAs will be • The Inland Revenue Affidavit from a Probate Office
outlined. perspective
• What type of Grant is needed and who is entitled to take
Topics to be covered include it out
• Introduction to EPAs and the execution and registration • Oath, Bond, Affidavits, Certificates, etc… the new papers
of same and procedures
• Common difficulties arising in the registration of EPAs • Other types of application to the Probate Officer / Court
• Family disputes in EPAs including objections to
Registration and applications to Court Speakers in the past have included
• Rita Considine, County Registrar
Speakers in the past have included • Kevin Fidgeon, Assistant Probate Officer
• James Finn, Registrar of Wards of Courts • John Glennon, Probate Officer
• Margaret Walsh, Partner, Sheil Solicitors, Dublin • Anne Heenan, Seat Office
• Caroline McColl, Seat Office
• Anne Stephenson, Principal, Stephenson Solicitors,
Dublin
The Enduring Powers of Attorney masterclass was very
informative, and also dealt with many practical issues that
may arise in respect of EPA’s from initial instructions to
registration. I have benefited from my attendance.
Rita Tynan,
Solicitor. Niall J. Moran, Patrick Street,
Tullamore, Co. Offaly
18LEGAL BREXIT SYMPOSIUM
DATES: Wednesday 25 March
TIME: 10.00am to 5:00pm
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
FEE: €186
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €160
CPD HOURS: 5 Hours (By Group Study)
Training Approach
Brexit will have profound implications for practitioners in
this jurisdiction. At this symposium a number of leading
experts will discuss the high level legal implications from a
general perspective followed by panel discussions dealing
with the specific legal impact on the following core areas of
practice: Criminal Law, Business Law, IP & Data Protection,
Customs, Excise and Tax, Civil Litigation, In-House
(IFS, Pharma, Medical Devices, Agri/food, Construction,
Manufacturing), Family & Child Law, EU & International
Affairs, and Employment Law.
The afternoon panel sessions have been designed in
collaboration with the relevant Law Society Committees and
will be 45 minutes in duration (each panel session will be
repeated three times to enable participants pick and choose
three session’s to attend.)
Light lunch is included.
For more details email FinuasSkillnet@lawsociety.ie or
phone the Law Society Finuas Skillnet team at 01 8815727
19EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
PROGRAMME 2020/2021
This Programme will commence in October 2020 – full details will be available shortly –
please email a member of our team on FinuasSkillnet@lawsociety.ie for details
Antoinette Moriarty,
The most life-transforming course leader
course I have ever been on.
Kevin O’Leary,
Cork County Council
I cannot recommend this course
highly enough.
Hilkka Becker,
Chairperson International
Protection Appeals Tribunal
Aim and Objectives and executive coaching. Our facilitators are passionate about
Leaders and decision makers are no longer limited to top leadership and bring a wealth of leadership development,
management in organisations. Our Programme equips and as well as national and international experience to the
enables participants to exert leadership and influence at all Programme.
levels of authority in all kinds of professional legal settings:
private practice, corporate, in-house, general counsel, local Why do this programme?
authority and other governmental bodies. Designed to help lawyers become more effective leaders, this
6 month programme delves into the fundamentals of your
Take control of your career path while learning to unique leadership potential, unpacks your personal style,
maximize team productivity, drive innovation, and secure a builds effective team leadership skills and allows you to
competitive edge for your company. integrate leadership practices tin order to accomplish your
company’s goals.
The programme is delivered in 4 modules over 6 months as
follows: Individual Executive Coaching
• Leadership in Perspective A unique feature of this programme is the inclusion of three
• Leading Self; Uncovering your Inner Leader (1.5 hr) executive coaching sessions with members of the
• Leading People; Leading People for Business programme delivery team who are all experienced Executive
Breakthrough Coaches.
• Leading Practice; Making your Leadership Real
On-line resources & on-line Community of Leadership
Course leader Each module will be supplemented with excellent on-line
Antoinette Moriarty, Psychotherapist leads the Law School materials and useful resources and activities, enabling
Counselling Service and designs the psychological element participants to actively embed leadership skills and
of solicitors’ training. capacities throughout the Programme.
Partners - Resonate Leadership, PM/Philip Matthews and
SEVEN; Psychology at work
We partner with leading dynamic consultancies from the
worlds of business, psychology, organisational development
20CERTIFICATE IN
If you want people to listen to
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION you as distinct from simply hear
what you’re saying, you need to
do this course. The course would
be invaluable for sole/small
practitioners in particular, teaching
DATES: 19 February – 16 May (19 February, 4 March, 14
March, 8 April, 18 April, 6 May, 16 May) you how to communicate effectively
with both professionals and clients,
TIME: 10.00am to 5:00pm
as well as learning how to use new
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland media to do that. On a scale of 1 to
FEE: €1,550 (iPad included in fee) 10 the score is 10.
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €1,450 (iPad included in fee)
Bill Holohan, Senior Partner -
CPD HOURS: Full Management & General CPD (by Group Study)
Holohan Lane, Solicitors, Dublin
for 2020 (subject to attending all sessions as
outlined in the timetable) and Cork
Aim and Objectives Programme Team includes
This Certificate in Professional Education is aimed Dr. Gabriel Brennan, PHD, M.LITT, B.A. (HONS.), LL.B.,
at professional educators who design and/or deliver PG DIP., PG CERT.
programmes to professionals. The course is suited to Gabriel has been involved in the provision of professional
educators from a range of professional fields including legal education for over twenty years. Gabriel practiced
law, medicine, accountancy, taxation, pharmacy and as a solicitor with Abercorn Solicitors before joining the
international education. The demands on a professional Education Department of the Law Society as a Course
educator are distinct and the skillset and knowledge base Manager with responsibility for the design and delivery of
required are different from those required for general numerous property and skills related courses. She has been
education and training. Our innovative course recognises involved in the design of a teaching and learning website and
this difference and is tailored specifically to meet the needs is experienced in providing training and support to lecturers
of professional educators. We bring the traditional ‘train the and tutors.
trainer’ concept to a contemporary and new, more advanced,
level by taking a nuanced and comprehensive approach to Antoinette Moriarty, MIAHIP, M.A., M.Sc.
the theory and knowledge, attitudinal judgement and skills Antoinette combines her understanding of optimum
and practice required to excel as a professional educator. human performance, gained through her training as a
Psychotherapist in London and Dublin with over 20 years’
There is integrated use of technology throughout the experience designing and leading professional and executive
programme. Participants will require access to an iPad for development for lawyers and other executive leaders.
delivery of course materials, for completion of quizzes and In addition to her private Psychotherapy and Executive
course activities and also for live engagement in on-line Coaching practice (www.professionaltherapy.ie), Antoinette
discussion groups. manages the Law Society of Ireland’s Psychological Services
and teaches a new element of professional legal education
Contact Hours entitled ‘Shrink Me - Psychology of a Lawyer’.
In addition to the course contact hours participants are
required to spend at least 5-hours online completing Additional guest speakers have included:
activities and engaging with our on-line community of • Dr Rachael Hession, Solicitor, Law Society of Ireland
practice. A CPD certificate of completion will issue once • Rob Lowney, Learning Technologist, DCU
participants have successfully completed a reflective practice • Sinéad Lucey, International Education Manager, IUA
learning assignment. • John Lunney, Solicitor, Law Society of Ireland
• Mary Upton, solicitor
COURSE MODULES
Theory and knowledge Educational technology Skills and practice Professional Self
• Introduction • Transforming professional • International markets • Creating psychological
• Overview education through • Strategic positioning safety in learning
• iPad training technology • Attaining stakeholder buy in environments
•
Fundamental concepts • Use of online tools • Return on investment • Unconscious bias,
•
Learning theories and their • Enhancing student • Small group and large group diversity, inclusion and
application to practice engagement through teaching international awareness
•
Curriculum design technology • Reflective practice • Self-evaluation
•
Aims & intended learning • Virtual learning • Teaching and learning philosophy • Professionalism
outcomes environments (VLEs) • Teaching practice • Professional wellbeing
• Resources • Using multimedia • Presentation and facilitation skills
• Assessment • Pedagogical innovation • Evaluation
•
Teaching and learning plans • Consolidation
• Publication
21COACHING SKILLS FOR SOLICITORS
AND PRACTICE MANAGERS
DATES: Workshop 1: Friday 28 & 29 February
Workshop 2: Friday 20 March
Workshop 3: Friday 3 April
TIME: 9:30am to 5.00pm (each day)
VENUE: Law Society of Ireland
FEE: €1400
DISCOUNTED* FEE: €1,200
CPD HOURS: Full General and Full Management & Professional Development Skills
required for 2020 (by Group Study) provided all sessions are attended.
EVENT CODE: S2002
Training Approach Support will be available throughout the programme and a
Our approach is a combination of theory and experiential recommended reading list will be provided.
learning, providing participants with the tools and
frameworks required to understand when coaching is Please note numbers are strictly limited on this programme –
appropriate; to hold effective coaching conversations; and early booking is advised.
to use a coaching approach for talent development and
management. Programme Team
As well as providing an overview of the latest coaching Antoinette Moriarty – Programme Director
theory and practice models, participants will identify a Antoinette trained as a psychotherapist in Dublin and
development agenda and will experience being coached in at Metanoia Institute, London. She has over 20 years’
relation to personal career goals. Feedback will be offered on experience designing and leading professional and
progress throughout the Programme alongside learning how executive development for lawyers and other executive
to develop teams. leaders. Antoinette is interested in exploring the inter-play
between our professional roles and our personal identity.
Practice and reflection are key elements in the adult learning In addition to her private Psychotherapy practice (www.
process. Our approach is to engage our delegates actively in professionaltherapy.ie), Antoinette leads the Law School
coach practice - both on the Programme and over the three Psychological Services and designs the psychological
month period of the training. elements of solicitors’ training.
What you will learn on this programme Isolde Norris – Lead Trainer
• Definition and the role of coaching in business and Isolde is an executive coach, coach tutor and coach
organisational contexts supervisor. She holds a Master’s in Business and Executive
• Differences between coaching and mentoring Coaching and a Master’s in Business Administration. She
• Principles of coaching, coaching tools and methods is an accredited professional coach with the Association
• Coaching for employee engagement, performance and for Coaching. With over 25 years’ experience working in
motivation both large and small organisations, Isolde’s career has
• The psychology of change and how this applies to you always involved a strong focus on building effective and
and your employees in business high-performing teams in high pace and high change
• Manager as coach and flexing leadership styles environments. Isolde now coaches’ leaders and teams from
• Using coaching skills to develop your team a diverse range of industry sectors. Her website is www.
koiconsulting.ie and her LinkedIn page is https://www.
Workshops: Coaching for performance for Solicitors & linkedin.com/in/isoldenorris/.
Practice Managers
Workshop 1: Friday 28 & Saturday 29 February 2020 - 9:30am Pamela Fay – Lead Trainer
to 5.00pm Pamela is an executive coach, coach tutor and coach
Workshop 2: Friday 20 March 2020 - 9:30am to 5.00pm supervisor. She holds a Masters in Executive Coaching and
Workshop 3: Friday 3 April 2020 - 9:30am to 5.00pm a Masters in International Marketing. Accredited by both
Ashridge Business School in the UK and the EMCC, Pamela
Performance Coaching & Assessment has been coaching for over ten years. Prior to that Pamela
Delegates will complete 6 hours performance coaching and worked for Bord Bia and Diageo and had a performance
a 1000-word essay reflecting on their coach practice and use management consulting business. Her practice website is
of coaching skills, tools and methods. This is to be submitted www.pamelafay.ie and her LinkedIn page is https://www.
within four weeks of programme completion. linkedin.com/in/pamelafay/.
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