The training arm of the Society of Will Writers , The College of Will Writing is pleased to announce the appointment of a new tutor who will be taking over the advanced trusts and business succession planning courses.
Ingrid McCleave of The Probate Department Limited Solicitors
is a barrister and practising Solicitor who specialises in trusts and taxation.
Talking about her appointment SWW Director General Brian McMillan said:
“The College has really gone on from strength to strength and the stress we place
on students investing in their own knowledge is key. Being able to attract tutors like
Ingrid is key to the continuing success of the College and we’re really pleased to
welcome her on board”.
Tom Stansfield, head of communication for the SWW highlighted that
‘there is a real buzz about training at the moment and people are
hungry to develop their skills and competencies’. He added how pleased
all of the team at the SWW and College were to be working with Ingrid
and that they were looking forward to promoting the courses.
Ingrid’s newly designed courses went live earlier this week
on the College of Will Writing website.
Diane Mandeville, who is responsible for organising the courses urges
delegates to book well in advance to avoid the disappointment of the courses
booking up.
For more information on the courses, click the links below:
This article was submitted to be published by The Society of Will Writers
as part of their advertising agreement with Today’s Wills & Probate. The views
expressed in this article are those of the submitter and not those of Today’s
Wills & Probate.
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