The aromatic bark of types of laurel trees, it is sold as sticks or ground. CHERVIL. Chervil, fresh or dried, has a delicate flavor, and the fresh leaves look a bit like parsley. It's good when subtle seasoning is desired. CLOVES. Rich and aromatic East African spice used ground in baked goods and whole in pickling brines and as a seasoning for baked hams.
To be a paralegal, one must: 1  Earn a certificate or degree in paralegal or legal studies from an accredited degree program. 2  Find employment that provides on-the-job training at a firm, corporation, or organization. 3  Get paralegal certification through an accredited association.
Lastly, depending on your employer, you'll need an associate's degree and a paralegal certificate or an associate's degree with a focus on paralegal studies. Most associate's degree programs, like the one offered at the National Paralegal College (see Resources below), takes about 7 months. Once you've earned your paralegal certificate, you will have many exciting employment opportunities, and not just at law firms. 2  Banks, airlines, non-profit organizations, hospitals, the government and many others hire certified paralegals.