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Thanks for all the replies. Appreciate the input.

Yes non-lawyers need a cert 4 or diploma in conveyancing and two years experience as a conveyancer before you can set up shop as a conveyancer on your own. I'll be qualified as a lawyer in 2.5 years part time so its pointless for me to do the conveyancing course. This source of business will...

i should clarify I think. I'm 41 and in an existing career and not looking to get a legal job as such. I have a source of conveyancing work that I'd like to take advantage of for educational and financial benefit since I study law part time. I can't legally do this unless qualified or...

Yes the training would be the trade off for the new revenue stream(s) in this scenario, but I would not be an employee who receives leave or superannuation entitlements. By the time I started I would be close to completing conveyancing and property law subjects.

I'm not looking for a job - I already have one. I'm looking to bring forward one aspect of my next career and thought this may be one method of doing that. When you mention risks, can you elaborate? Do you mean shoddy work and/or liability insurance impacts?

This may be slightly out of left field but thought it was worth a shot. A couple of years ago I started studying law (LLB) part time. This arose out of an interest in the law itself, some family experiences and a good use of my spare time. I'm now around half way through the law component...