Hey @ashwright, no problem, happy to folow-up!
1. Mock Assessments:
- You had mentioned you are a law student, so I recommend utilizing your university’s careers service. They usually offer mock ACs/interview preparation.
- I had actually also booked quite a couple via TCLA, which really...
Hello @Lastseasonwonder, you can purchase a review HERE. Alternatively, you could also purchase a gold membership to get a review every month, which is also included in the link.
Hello everyone! We have been getting a lot of inquires relating to A-Level requirements, so we created this thread with a list of law firms (arranged alphabetically) to help out this cycle! Feel free to let us know if you need any more information or guidance.
Name of Law Firm
A-Level...
Hey @KGNines, great question!
With hybrid questions like this, I believe either approach is fine. However, whichever approach you take, you could include a short preamble statement stating which parts of the question you would cover in turn. This will let graduate recruitment know that you‘ve...
Hi @futuretraineesolicitor, thanks for your question!
I believe you could go back to graduate recruitment and ask for more clarity on the situation, perhaps phrasing the inquiry to cover all your concerns. The reason is because you would not want to bet on applying for a vacation scheme, where...
Hi @ashwright, thanks for your great questions, I hope you’re having a lovely week thus far!
1. Being a law student myself, I totally felt the same way preparing for case studies as well! Basic principles from your degree do help, such as contract law principles. However, from my experience...
Hey @Lastseasonwonder, thanks for your question! A few of my colleagues have made great posts on this, which I’ve included below:
@Andrei Radu :
“ I think it depends on the specific of the work experiences you have and on what you have included in the cover letter. My strategy was to start...
Hello @3000to1shoteverytime. Last year when I submitted my application, I got the test immediately. I presume it will also be the case this year, but I suggest checking with Graduate Recruitment as this could have changed during this application cycle.
Also, have a great holiday! 💃
Hey @Elizashahh, thanks for your great question! I believe you are in a very good position to apply to international firms. You have gained a lot of transferable skills through working as an associate for three years, as areas such as M&A and corporate governance are common practices/work within...
Hey @Soniastudent , thanks for your question! :) I remember having these same inquiries when I was drafting my cover letters. Here are a few tips based on your specific concerns:
Recipient:
Generally, this would be ‘Hiring Manager’ or ‘Graduate Recruitment Team’. You could include this at the...
Hi @Lastseasonwonder. I believe you are welcome to apply either way and there is not a cap on eligibility based off one’s graduation date. Hope this helps and feel free to let me know if you have any more questions on GDC :)
Hey @Akimbo001. I had made a post on this earlier - hope this helps and let me know if you have any more questions: Post in thread 'BCLP Vacation Scheme Application 2024'
https://www.thecorporatelawacademy.com/forum/threads/bclp-vacation-scheme-application-2024.9055/post-182441
Hey @sarahhhh. Just to follow-up from your past question - I have spoken with a Latham Campus Ambassador for this year and found out that applications for their schemes are non-rolling, and will be viewed after the deadline of December 8th.
Hello @unknownnn7372. I remember facing the issue of being unable to apply for winter vacation schemes as well - being an international student myself. I believe if you get an offer, firms ‘may’ be flexible in offering you a place on a spring or summer scheme. However, you will need to let them...
Hey @Lastseasonwonder. I have spoken with a Latham Campus Ambassador for this year and just found out that applications for their schemes are non-rolling, and will be viewed after the deadline of December 8th.
Hey @legal18, thanks for your question! Latham mentions that it is a full-service law firm, so I’m sure you could mention the employment law practice. I also attended a couple open days with them last year and can remember this practice being mentioned, among others too. Also be sure to solidify...
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