The South African School Of Paralegal Studies
Legal in Cape Town

SASPS is owned by German attorney Dr. Günter Pabst, who made it the Leading Private Training Institution for paral. The South African School of Paralegal Studies (SASPS) was established 1992.

are people who are able to work in a legal environment. Paralegals have a sound basic knowledge of the legal principles relevant to the field in which they are working and as a result are able to work independently to perform legal tasks. Although not qualified to represent clients, Paralegals perform various important legal tasks and other administrative duties in the office. In an attorney’s practice, for example, the Paralegal relieves the workload of the attorney by performing much of the routine legal work or research. Apart from the obvious position of working as a legal assistant in a legal practice, numerous employment opportunities exist for Paralegals. A perusal of the career section of the local newspaper will frequently show that the market place is looking for the services of Paralegals in many areas. The South African School of Paralegal Studies was established in 1992 to reach the broader South African community to play a vital role in the South African legal system by providing specialized paralegal training. More specifically, The South African School of Paralegal Studies provides legal training for support staff of professional practices, financial institutions, corporations and those wanting to embark upon a legal career. By doing so, The South African School of Paralegal Studies also provides access to the law for those who would otherwise be unable to improve their legal skills and knowledge, thus actively promoting the notion of lifelong learning. The South African School of Paralegal Studies encourages learning as an ongoing, lifelong experience. The paralegal training should guide learners in their every day pursuit and experiences in a wider social context. He is principal of the South African School of Paralegal Studies. He lectures from time to time at LEAD-Law society of the Northern Provinces.