Cerys Davies
Background
Cerys Davies’ teaching draws on her extensive experience of working as a legal professional, both as a police officer with the Dyfed Powys Police Service, and as a practising solicitor, having specialised in Employment Law. She read Law at the universities of Oxford, Cardiff and South Wales, and gained her PGCE from UWTSD.
Her professional background and subsequent teaching career has shaped her pedagogical commitment to making students’ learning of the Law real and relevant. Cerys is a fluent Welsh-speaker and a keen advocate for the promotion of the language in both educational and legal contexts. She has a particular interest in ensuring that, alongside the attainment of knowledge, students develop the skills necessary for their future careers.
Specialist Subjects
- As Senior Lecturer and Programme Manager for Law, Cerys teaches across all three levels on the undergraduate Law and Law with Criminology programmes and across both the Foundation and Advanced Level on the CILEX programmes of study.
- Current and previously taught modules include: Legal Foundations and Skills, Criminal Litigation, Civil Litigation, Conveyancing, Business Law and Practice Dispute Resolution Property, and Private Client Principles of Professional Legal Practice
Professional and/or Research Experience
Qualified Teacher
Qualifications
- PGCE
- Jurisprudence, MA (Oxon)