First Fosters’ Apprentice qualifies as a Solicitor

Fosters Solicitors

We are delighted to congratulate Joe Oram on qualifying as a Solicitor after successfully completing his apprenticeship with Fosters Solicitors.

Joe joined Fosters three years ago as the firm’s first-ever Graduate Solicitor Apprentice, helping to pioneer a new career pathway within the business. He is now the first apprentice to complete the programme with Fosters and successfully qualify as a Solicitor through the SQE route.

Joe Oram becomes the first Apprentice to qualify as a Solicitor at the firm.

We currently have 11 other colleagues undertaking apprenticeship programmes across a range of roles within both our legal and central support teams, while studying towards relevant professional qualifications.

Joe has qualified into our Wills, Trusts & Probate team. Congratulating Joe on his achievement, our Norwich-based Head of Department Louise Gibbs-Kneller said: “Joe joined the team a year ago after spending the first part of his training in our Residential Property department. He quickly demonstrated his competence and ability and has become a valued member of the team.

“I am thrilled that he has qualified into the team as a permanent member following the completion of his training and would like to say a huge well done to him on this fantastic achievement.”

Everyone at Fosters would like to congratulate Joe on this significant milestone and wish him every success as he continues his career within the Wills, Trusts & Probate team.

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