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SabiLaw Fellowship (SLF)

A privilege conferred on participants who satisfactorily pass designated executive training programmes of SabiLaw Academy, and on any outstanding individual in any field of endeavour.

A SabiLaw Fellow in the red and white SabiLaw Fellowship academic gown and cap, holding the Fellowship certificate Fellows may use the post-nominal Lisa Dangote, SLF
How to become a Fellow

Two routes to the Fellowship

Through our executive programmes, or in recognition of outstanding achievement.

Route 1Through an executive programme

All of our three-day executive programmes are designated programmes for the SabiLaw Fellowship.

  1. Join an executive programmeChoose any of our three-day executive programmes, delivered physically, online or hybrid.
  2. Satisfactorily passTake part fully and satisfactorily pass the programme assessment.
  3. Be conferred the FellowshipReceive your Advanced Certificate in the programme title and the SabiLaw Fellowship, and use the post-nominal “SLF”.

Route 2In recognition of outstanding achievement

SabiLaw Academy may also confer the Fellowship on any outstanding individual in any field of endeavour, in recognition of their achievement and contribution. Fellows conferred this way enjoy the same title and benefits.

A privilege of the Academy. The SabiLaw Fellowship is a privilege of SabiLaw Academy. The Academy reserves the right to confer, or refuse to confer, the Fellowship without giving reasons.

Fellow benefits

What Fellows enjoy

10% discount

10% off all SabiLaw Academy executive programmes and short courses.

Join our faculty

Apply to join the SabiLaw Academy Faculty and teach on our programmes.

Fellows’ network and sessions

Access to the SabiLaw Fellows’ network and Fellows-only sessions.

Camaraderie

Belong to a community of leaders and professionals who share ideas, support and opportunities.

Certificate, badge and directory

A Fellowship certificate and digital badge for LinkedIn and your email signature, and an optional listing in our Fellows directory.

Speak, write and publish

Invitations to speak at the weekly masterclass and the Public Lecture Series, and to publish articles on SabiLaw.org.

Priority and free certificates

Early access and priority seats for new programmes and events, and a free certificate of participation at the weekly masterclass.

Projects and annual gathering

Consideration as an associate consultant or researcher on Academy projects, and an invitation to the annual Fellows’ gathering.

SabiLaw Research Grant

Access to the SabiLaw Research Grant, subject to availability, purpose and approval by SabiLaw.

Social and community service

Take part in SabiLaw’s social and community service activities.

Investiture of new Fellows

Take part in the investiture ceremonies that welcome new Fellows.

Collaboration at home and abroad

Collaborate with other academies and fellowship programmes, and take part in international collaborations.

Proud ambassadors

Represent SabiLaw Academy as its proud ambassadors, at home and abroad.

Recommend new Fellows

Recommend prospective participants who wish to join the Fellowship.

Fellowship standards

Keeping the title meaningful

The Fellowship is a privilege of SabiLaw Academy, conferred at its discretion. Fellows keep the title while in good standing and are expected to follow the SabiLaw Fellows’ code of conduct. SabiLaw Academy may withdraw the Fellowship for serious misconduct.

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