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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't know exactly what you want to do but you might consider taking the ILEX route into the legal profession. This could enable you to study and work at the same time.
Sponsorships are few and far between unfortunately. You could get a student loan and/ or a bank loan (for LPC/ BVC fees �6,000+) to finance your study. You won't have to pay these back for a few years.
Realistically, it'll be quite difficult to get a firm of solicitors to take you on or get called to the bar if you're 45ish. Maybe the legal executive/ paralegal/ other position would suit you best.
Good Luck.
Natwest offer a professional trainee loan for medics and lawyers of up to �25,000 which doesn't have to be paid back until you are earning a set amount of money after you qualify.
you can also get a student loan which is paid back in the same way.
there are ways around everything, don't give up 2Sweet