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The International Law and Legal Practice Program is conducted jointly by EUCLID, also called Pôle Universitaire Euclide or Euclid University, as an international intergovernmental organization under United Nations Treaty Series 49006/49007, and the British Legal Centre. The Program aims to build a new generation of international law practitioners ready to serve the international community. At the end of the Program, successful students will receive: 1. Postgraduate Certificate (PGC) in International Law and Legal Practice from EUCLID in collaboration with the British Legal Centre in the UK. 2. Certificate of Admission as a Fellow of the School of Diplomacy and International Affairs at EUCLID for 5 years.

Ronan M.D.Fitzsimons has been a Solicitor in the UK for over 20 years. In that time he has also qualified as a teacher of English as a foreign language and had many years experience teaching and training young lawyers in different universities in the UK. Ronan has a large amount of experience in training in Arbitration Law and Practice and Mediation Law and Practice. Ronan is Fluent in French and Spanish and also spoken Japanese and Portuguese.

Richard Brady qualified as a lawyer in 1976 and re-qualified in Banking and Insurance in 1997 following his experience of running an insurance company in the Middle East. He then spent 6 years working in the City of London as a financial adviser. Richard qualified as a teacher of English as a foreign language in 2003. For the last 18 years he has been teaching legal English, law and practical legal skills to lawyers in Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Gulf and has trained the lawyers of many of the major law companies in these regions. Richard is the head of the British Legal Centre.

Peter Walker, a British Chartered Building Surveyor and Project Manager, formerly, an Equity Partner in Gardiner & Theobald LLP a UK firm of Surveyors. Based in Central Europe and responsible for creating Gardiner & Theobald`s Ukrainian operation in 2008 & Croatian office in 2005. Walker has been responsible for many aspects of the Real Estate management processes for projects & buildings throughout Europe.

Following Gardiner & Theobald`s withdrawal from Central Europe, Walker acquired Gardiner & Theobald`s Ukrainian operation to continue with existing commitments in the region.

Andrew is a US Attorney and Assistant Professor at Elmhurst College Illinois as well as being Editor of the Themis Bar Review. He is licenced to Practice Law in Illinois.

Andrew has taught Law, legal English and Business English at Universities in the US and has also taught in Tokyo. He has an aptitude for teaching students preparing to take their Bar exams and has an extensive knowledge of Criminal and Constitutional law.

Sofia conducts one-to-one and group courses in multinational and state companies and professional associations Collaborates with Training Entities In Italy (training courses in law and English for Lawyers, Accountants, Notaries) Professional Association for Accountants and Auditors of Bologna: Specialised Training Courses (taxation and accounting)

Sofia is an authorised Trainer and Examiner of Toles (Test of Legal English Skills).

Andrew, Corporate Governance Expert, has spent more than 30 years as an international trainer, advisor and practitioner.

He has worked with hundreds of global and local organisations, including FTSE Top 10 companies and the UK Central Government. He has a real-world depth and breadth of experience is a variety of sectors including Central Government and Public Sector, oil and gas, metals and mining, utilities, agriculture, big pharma, financial services, logistics and manufacturing.

Adnan is the main classroom teacher in our training centre in Lahore, Pakistan.

Adnan qualified in the US where he lived for 16 years and he is licensed to appear before the Michigan State Bar. He qualified as a US Attorney following his LLB which he obtained at the PLLC University of Punjab. He is fluent in English, Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi.

Arran Dowling-Hussey is an experienced practicing International barrister at prestige chambers in both London and Dublin. His areas of practice often involve work in construction law, commercial law and all areas of Alternative Dispute Resolution. As a Barrister he specializes in advising clients on contentious disputes, drafting court proceedings and advocacy. He has appeared in a wide range of courts in the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and England and Wales and has advised on which jurisdiction proceedings should be brought on, when that issue has not been immediately clear. In addition to his work as counsel he also has extensive experience sitting as an Arbitrator, including the DIFC in Dubai. He is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb) Board of Trustees in London from 2017-2020,

Christopher is our Head of Asia for the British Legal Centre (Asia).  He was a partner in a law firm in London for many years.  With a keen interest in business development, Christopher developed sophisticated BD and networking skills, resulting in a rapid increase in his client base.  Christopher has taught these, and many other,  skills to both lawyers and managers over many years.

Head of Banking and Finance training

One of the world’s most influential banking figures, the former Senior Economist and Principal advisor on monetary policy strategy for the European Central Bank, and other central banks.  Dr. Moutot created and led the team to study, propose and negotiate monetary policy to create and introduce the Euro for the European Central Bank. He was the principal negotiator of the Maastricht Treaty sections that initiated and implemented the process for creation of the Euro and the European Central Bank. 

Philippe matches deep research to his knowledge and forecasting of current outlooks to direct experience of policy-making for central banks.  He has recently been concentrating on the consequences of the current technological revolution to identify new policies and assess major risks for Central banks and the banking sector in general.

Marjorie, graduated with Honors from St. John’s University School of Law in New York.  She is a corporate law attorney, specializing in international business with a focus on technology startups.  She worked at Hewlett Packard in the late 90's during the 'technology boom' negotiating complex deals with technology companies. From 2003 - 2008, she headed Stellatek Solutions an international consulting firm commuting to the Middle East and North Africa for many years working with American and European businesses expanding abroad.  In 2008 she took a teaching position at ESLCA’s Paris MBA program launching ESLSCA’s first Entrepreneurship program.  In 2013, she began teaching at the Frankfurt University School of Applied Sciences School of Law and Business.  She currently teaches courses on International Business Law, Start-up Law, Comparative Contracts and European Integration, in both the International Business and the LLM programs at the University.  

Jan Tromp was born in Cape Town and is a native English speaker. He has a passion for law and the teaching of English. He has practiced law as an attorney for over 25 years and is a specialist in the fields of commercial and property law. Jan graduated with a BA LLB Degree at the University of Cape Town where he also majored in English Literature.  He is passionate about English in its spoken and written form and is a published poet. He has taught English as a foreign language in Greece and Hong Kong and as a first language in South Africa. He enjoys empowering lawyers to utilise the English Language to best advantage in the practice of law.