By Stacy Dry Lara | GWI Executive Director
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Graduate Women International Hegg Hoffet programme recently awarded one of our applicants the opportunity to register for the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Scheme OSCE, Objective Structured Clinical Examination, Parts 1 and 2. Displaced from her home country of Palestine and for fear of prosecution, she sought asylum in the United Kingdom. Given the opportunity to take the OSCE exam in London she can now continue to pursue her legal profession. We are in close contact with her and she has expressed her sincere gratitude to GlobalGiving and the Graduate Women International Hegg Hoffet programme for this live-changing opportunity.
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