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    <title>Recognition of Prior Learning for Community-based Paralegals</title>
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    <description>Title: Recognition of Prior Learning for Community-based Paralegals
Authors: Department of Applied Legal Studies
Abstract: SUMMARY The South African paralegal education landscape is&#xD;
fragmented, with too few programmes accredited by&#xD;
the Higher Education Quality Council (HEQC) or the&#xD;
Quality Council for Trade and Occupations (QCTO)&#xD;
to provide the requisite educational support for the&#xD;
institutionalisation and sustainability of an array of&#xD;
paralegal services rendered by the paralegal sector.&#xD;
This, inarguably, contributes to the growing unmet&#xD;
primary legal and quasi-legal needs of South African&#xD;
society.</description>
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