Change the PVT into LLB curriculum

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#1003

I'm signing because I , believe PLT/PVT should be part of the LLB curriculum at no extra cost. The R22,000 fee is a burden these are essential components of our legal education. Include them in the curriculum.

Snenhlanhla Govuzela (Durban, 2026-03-16)

#1004

Am signing this petition because its not fair for law students to suffer like this.

Kabetso Dzaka (Boksburg, 2026-03-16)

#1005

If I do not obtain articles, I will not be able to afford to pay for PVT as I have very little financial support from home.

Simphiwe Mposula (Johannesburg, 2026-03-16)

#1010

I want the PVT to be added in LLB curriculum.

Thando Mhlongo (Mpuluzi, 2026-03-16)

#1017

I'm signing because I am.a law student and I am in full agreement with what this petition entails. I know I will struggle after completing my degree and that alone makes me think that maybe I have chosen the wrong course

Lindiwe Mlotshwa (Middelburg, 2026-03-16)

#1020

I'm signing because I'm in my second year in no time going to my third year but I still find it hard to grasp what the llb qualification need me to do, especially as a Unisa student. I only do theory side of law and lacking the practical side of it which is in my view the most important one.

Last year I did not study for the whole second semester because NSFAS did not pay for my studies, someone would ask, so what? What I'm trying to say is that I did not afford to pay the amount that was required for my registration so how would I be able to pay do PVT? this is the stress most of llb students are facing from my side

So please PVT must be in the llb curriculum🙏

Nothando Ndlovu (Eshowe, 2026-03-16)

#1023

I’m signing the petition because I’m one of the LLB student who come from disadvantaged families who cannot afford the fee

Humphrey Makhosani (Polokwane, 2026-03-16)

#1024

I am an LLB Graduate and I fully understand the purpose of petition

Silondile Mbhamali (Pretoria, 2026-03-16)

#1027

Am one of the students

Neo Mahlangu (Pretoria, 2026-03-16)

#1028

Im also affected as the amount is too much.

Gomolemo Tsimele (Lichtenburg, 2026-03-16)

#1029

I belive PVT should be part of the curriculum

Masego Mocwagole (Johannesburg, 2026-03-16)

#1032

I am a firm believer in that PVT/PLT should be made part and parcel of the LLB Carriculum. This enables people from poor disadvantaged families to complete the practical training they need without having to pay exorbitant amount of money, which majority cannot afford.

Xolani Sandi (Klerksdorp, 2026-03-16)

#1033

I am signing this petition because I am also a law student and we need to be heard on this matter

Matshidiso Moraba (Johannesburg, 2026-03-16)

#1036

As a law graduate from disadvantage background, can't afford the fees to go to do PLT

Thandi Matukane (Mpumalanga, 2026-03-16)

#1037

PVT makes LLB feel like a Pyramid scheme.

Sandile Nkonyane (Potch, 2026-03-16)

#1040

I am also a second-year law student who is concerned with this system.

Ayanda Majozi (Pietermaritzburg, 2026-03-16)

#1041

I'm signing because, I am the text woman in Legalese who, is trying to make end meet as it is with tuition, and still be required to pay 22 thousand in 3 years time it's draining and crush my dreams thinking of many more financial instability I have to endure.

Sphile Khumalo (Pietermaritzburg, 2026-03-16)

#1046

I agree with the above

Ezimyoli Coka (Cape Town, 2026-03-16)

#1053

I am doinh my 4th year with no experience and that means I must do law schools and pay whilst I was being payed with nsfas for my studies where must I get the money to continue its really sad and painful

Siya Ndlela (East London, 2026-03-16)

#1057

I want LLB curriculum to cover the extra requirements that hinders graduates from practicing. Times are tough we can’t afford to pay extra fees for PVT why le we are already struggling to cover the LLB fees.

Vuyiswa Ndala (Pretoria, 2026-03-16)

#1058

I am signing the petition to show my support for financially disadvantaged students. I believe that every learner deserves equal access to resources and opportunities, regardless of their financial situation. By adding my name, I stand for fair and inclusive educational support that can help empower those who face economic challenges in pursuing their studies.

Siyabonga Franklin Dlamini (Johannesburg, 2026-03-16)

#1059

CP Lubisi

Cynthia Precia Lubisi (Cape Town, 2026-03-16)

#1061

I am signing because I am agreeing that it should form part of the LLB

Nkateko Blessing Maluleke (Cape Town, 2026-03-16)

#1063

I am also a graduate from a previously disadvantaged family who cannot afford the R2200 required for PVT, I find it hard to understand why there are such huge obstacles for law graduates in the legal field.

Erinah Mlambo (Pretoria, 2026-03-16)

#1071

I’m an enemployed LLB graduate from a disadvantaged background who can’t afford law school and struggling to find articles because I have experience besides being a student.

Kanya Tantsi (Mthatha, 2026-03-16)

#1074

I'm signing because I'm a LLB student coming from a disadvantaged background

Rinae Mavhungu (Thohoyandou, 2026-03-16)

#1078

LLB graduate suffer to attain articles after graduating.

Nkosimphile Mbele (Pietermaritzburg, 2026-03-16)

#1082

I am also affected by this

Lerato Noosi (Mahikeng, 2026-03-16)

#1089

I want PVT school to be banned

Zimkhitha Tiya (Mthatha, 2026-03-16)

#1090

I'm also a Law Student. The fight is reasonable.

Mpumelelo Mana (Virginia, 2026-03-16)

#1091

I’m also an LLB graduate from a disadvantage family and suffering the same fate.

Thandolwethu Mabaso (Durban, 2026-03-16)

#1093

As future legal practitioner that relates

Luxolo Ndiki (Johannesburg, 2026-03-16)

#1098

I highly support what the petition is for.

Lime Dyani (Cape Town, 2026-03-16)

#1106

I'm signing this petition because I agree fully with the suggestion.

Rhine Kgaphola (Middelburg, 2026-03-17)

#1110

I signed because I am a final year students and I have not received any Practicals which are hard to come by. And we have to pay for them I am wondering how am I even going to pay for practical at this point.

Maggy Mota (Vereeniging, 2026-03-17)

#1112

It is daylight robbery

Sinovuyo Mcapukiso (East london, 2026-03-17)

#1116

I’m signing because I’m a law student

Lilly Domingos (Pretoria, 2026-03-17)

#1118

I share a similar view that PVT should be intergrated into the LLB curriculum.

I am currently serving articles and have successfully passed all my board exams.

I am yet to attend PVT but cannot afford it.

The LPC should also consider doing away with PVT as a requirement If one has passed all 4 board exams.

Princess Lebone (Johannesburg, 2026-03-17)

#1122

I want to change PVT into LLB curriculum, because unemployed LLB graduate can't afford R22k.
To eliminate LLB graduate barriers to the profession, and incorporate 6months PVT course to compilation LLB modules.

Refilwe Mtau (Pretoria, 2026-03-17)

#1124

Pvt /ply should be part of LLB curriculum in 4th year

Rotenda Tshisikhawe (Thohoyandou, 2026-03-17)

#1125

I am one of those graduates that can't afford 22k for law school. I graded in 2020 yet am still struggling to find articles and to save 22k of law school due to unemployment. Soo I agree articles should be part of LLB curriculum

Ntwanano Ingrid Hlungwani (Gauteng, 2026-03-17)

#1128

I'm signing because I support the petition.

Mncedisi Hlongwane (Johannesburg, 2026-03-17)

#1131

I agree with with the above mentioned petition that PVT should be included as part of LLB Curriculum for 4th year students.

Ofentse Tsheole (Pretoria, 2026-03-17)

#1134

I'm also an LLB student.

Lively Ntiyiso Makhubele (Gauteng, 2026-03-17)

#1139

Pvt/PLT to be infused in the LLB

Sinegugu Njokweni (Johannesburg, 2026-03-17)

#1140

Not money to expend my expertise.

Bulelani Mbuqe (Mthatha, 2026-03-17)

#1141

I'm a law student

Farrel Olifant (Beaufort West, 2026-03-17)

#1146

I am a Unisa LLB student doing second year and I believe that practicals would help /prepare us “law students” .

Lindiwe Ndhlovu (Pretoria, 2026-03-17)

#1147

I am signing because I am also part of the students who cannot raise funds and secure article. Therefore I believe this would be a good initiative to benefit students also with a similar situation.

Lukholo Sigu (East London, 2026-03-17)

#1155

PVT/ PLT is gatekeeping the disadvantaged group for admission. While in tertiary, those individuals relied much on bursaries or sponsors to complete their degree. Thus, I second this petition.

Uminathinkosi Mhlongo (Durban, 2026-03-17)

#1159

PLT should be incorporated into the LLB curriculum or there should be funding by government for it.

Raheem Nabie (Durban, 2026-03-17)

#1161

I advocate for transformative changes not only in education but all other aspects of our lives

Noxolo Mthembu (Bloemfontein, 2026-03-17)

#1162

I'm an LLB Graduate struggling to get PVT and can not afford PLT.

Bongiwe Ngema (Eshowe, 2026-03-17)

#1165

Am signing this petition because I for one I stand with the contents of this petition, because not having to pay law school about R20 000 after graduating with LLB really puts the underprivileged graduates into disadvantage. So infusing the PVT into LLB curriculum will make things better for every LLB student.

Amos Dlamini (Katlehong, 2026-03-17)

#1166

I'm a final year law student who is about to face the harsh reality of studying this course in South Africa. Why should we have to suffer after studying hard when we already come from difficult backgrounds. If other countries can have PVT as compulsory modules in University so can South Africa.

Busi Mdaka (Nelspruit, 2026-03-17)

#1170

I'm in support of the motion that articles should form part of the LLB academic program.

Kutloano Masha (Johannesburg, 2026-03-17)

#1173

I am signing because am one of those students who are coming from disadvantaged background

Lerato Mbatha (Pretoria, 2026-03-17)

#1174

I am a graduate that is unemployed and struggling financially. I have a stress myself as to how am I going to raise the R22 000 for PLT.

Ntokozo Shabangu (Secunda, 2026-03-17)

#1178

PVT should be included in the llb curriculum

Buhle Ngwenya (Johannesburg, 2026-03-17)

#1179

I belive this must be included in LLB because of how important it is in law school

Tovhowani Mukwevho (Pretoria, 2026-03-17)

#1180

I agree with that board exams should be a part of university curriculum, the additional costs associated pvt is unnecessary.

Paballo Phokwane (Tshwane, 2026-03-17)

#1181

I am an LLB student as well.

Zandile Ndlovu (East London, 2026-03-17)

#1186

I want the PVT to be included in the LLB curriculum, I am an LLB graduate and coming form a disadvantaged home I am currently struggling to raise funds for the PVT.

Lithalethu Mehlwana (East London, 2026-03-17)

#1188

I'm a LLB student, if this can be incorporated into the LLB curriculum it would mean access to the employment without the financial burden that already unbearable.

Coby Steenkamp (Upington, 2026-03-17)

#1190

I’m signing because I strongly believe in this petition. What we are fighting for as black students is valid. The costs are too much

Nhlavutelo Shivuri (Johannesburg, 2026-03-17)

#1191

I am signing because the system is against the poorest of the poor.

Ashwell Baartman (GQBERHA, 2026-03-17)

#1197

Not only will I be affected by this directly as an LLB student, but also for the many people that will be affected and are currently going through a pause in their legal journey due to a lack of funds , I believe that everyone should be awarded the opportunity to be great.Let’s shift the narrative of the Legal Fraternity being an exclusive one, yes the faculty is over saturated but we can work around that and control the numbers in future, but maybe there’s a little girl in kzn that did well in language articulates herself well and is respectable, takes Law as a career path, does well and completes her journey with her respected university, now after all that effort she can’t get a job with her LLB, nor can she afford Law school it’s unfair!!!

Nqobile Ngqulunga (Gauteng, 2026-03-17)



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