This is a joint expression of interest from Pamela Taylor-Barnett and Anneka Ferguson, Senior Lecturers and Educational Focussed Academics within the School of Law, Society and Criminology. We teach in the Practical Legal Training (PLT) program called the Graduate Diploma in Legal Professional Practice (GDLPP) at the University of New South Wales in the Faculty of Law and Justice.

Our research, practice and teaching interests are (combined) in legal ethics, values, wellbeing, social justice, transactional law practice, trust accounting for legal practice, and administrative law practice. Our focus is on delivering practical skills-based learning, igniting creative thinking, student interactive engagement, appropriate programmatic scaffolding for reflective learning, and online or blended learning.

Together we bring combined teaching experience of more than 28 years at both UNSW and ANU. We also have a successful history of developing innovative, interactive and challenging workshops together in a manner that facilitates independent and collaborative and practical thinking on a deeper level than the traditional lecture or even seminar format.

Noting that this program is set up to fund a single academic we are very willing to cover the cost of the second person attending on the basis that by providing this course in a combined fashion it enables:

• More individualised experiential opportunities through break out sessions, and/or
• A smaller staff to student ratio in order to provide the opportunities for all students to feel safe and supported to participate and/or
• Uniandes to expand the course offering to more students in the law degree. 

Important: If you are a regular undergraduate or graduate student at Universidad de los Andes, you will not be able to register for courses with academic credits through Continuing Education. This registration must be done directly with the Faculty offering the course of interest.