On March 14, 1023, a master class "Work of Lawyers in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine: How the Parliament Works" was held for first-year students of the Law Faculty by Oleksandra Holub, consultant to the Deputy Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Foreign Policy and Interparliamentary Cooperation, expert of the Council of Europe Office in Ukraine, graduate of the NAU Law Institute in 2013. How the Parliament Works".

The graduate shared with the audience her own experience of working in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. The subject of the discussion was various types of lawyers' activities in the Verkhovna Rada, which helped the audience to look behind the scenes of the legal profession in the legislative body of state power. During the meeting, Oleksandra Golub repeatedly emphasized that future lawyers should first of all understand their motivation and participate in various university activities during their studies, including moot courts, law schools, competitions, legal clinics, etc. According to the expert, it is also important to learn languages and develop critical thinking from the first year of study, master the basics of public speaking and constantly work on the ability to present oneself.

Oleksandra Golub expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to be useful to her alma mater, noting that the university's cooperation with alumni is mutually beneficial and contributes to the creation of an environment of like-minded people who can jointly solve a number of problems related to the training of competitive legal professionals. Such interaction is also the results in the prospects for new educational initiatives and their implementation.

In conclusion, Oleksandra answered the students' questions and provided her own suggestions for improving the quality of practical training of lawyers.