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Hi @badmintonflyinginsect We ask that you have gained, or are predicted to achieve, a 2.1 overall in your degree. We will look at your individual module grades holistically with the rest of your application form. Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @legal18 Yes, the test will be online and will consist of: 12 SJT questions 5 Applied Verbal Reasoning questions 5 Applied Numerical Reasoning questions I hope that explains. Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @rain2801 Yes, we do! Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi - yes, the online open day is open to everyone. We will have a few more slots available. Here is the registration link: https://paulweiss.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dWeEijuzQpui0umAsi0Zvg Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @tosin4774 The process is just an application and we ask that applicants are current university students or gradates. Further details here: https://www.paulweissukearlycareers.com/info/events Thanks! Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @usingh Thanks for the questions. 1. The vacation scheme will be two weeks long and you will spend time in two separate practice areas. This will allow you to see the differences between teams and the work they do. You will also be assessed for a training contract during the vacation...- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @solhan1125 I'd recommend sending separate applications for open days and vacation schemes. Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @Pbali, Yes, you can apply if you have studied the LPC, but you will need to move to the SQE route. In terms of what we look for - there is no separate criteria for current undergraduate students compared to graduates. The application form is the same for all candidates. Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @cityhopes - yes, we absolutely factor in mitigating circumstances. There is a section in our application for for you to tell us anything relevant. Thanks, Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @TC Chaser - we welcome applications from people wherever they have studied.- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @qwop881 - yes we are! In fact, we are running a few recruitment webinars with TCLA.- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @snoopgoku14 Thank you so much for the questions. As Naomi has answered Q2, I will answers Q1, 3 & 4. Q1. The firm is very keen on "authentic training". As a trainee will have a robust curriculum of substantive legal training, professional skills workshops, individual coaching etc. Our...- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @sambhavishivani Thank you for your questions. 1. The university you attend does not feature as part of our entry criteria, so if you haven't attended a RG university, that won't be an issue. 2. We welcome applications from international students. 3. If you have a non-UK law degree, you...- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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Hi @josiemusgra Thanks for the question. You'll hear back about the open day by Monday. Thanks for applying! Paul- Paul @ Paul Weiss
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