2 Responses

1. Equality Law
   Try “you the jury” sessions based on real cases. There are lots of good materials around such as Townshend Smith on Discrimination Law ISBN 1 85941 795 7

   We bought in a trainer who had represented loads of cases and that gave it depth and pace-very lively

   Make sure you master the scripts and restrict yourself to about 10 topics.

   Good luck

   Jennifer

   jennifertopping@amserve.com

2. knowledge and ignorance
   Chris
   devise a quiz and make sure they learn from the right and wrong answers
   Get them to argue a case study (Townsend-Smith is a good book but not exactly light reading)
   You can even do a simple role play
   one final thought; why are you doing it? there are plenty of employment law experts/trainers who will do it with confidence and experience
   Peter