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lpc mocks (bpp)
Not in particular! The LPC isn’t a memory test unlike how uni may have been, but I’d advise having your consolidated/ SGS solutions printed off and tabbed per topic. Also I’d recommend asking your tutors to clarify the scope of the mocks too.- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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lpc mocks (bpp)
No the questions were the same type as what you’d get in the exam but because you’re doing mocks having only done part of the course, they have to give you questions on what you’ve studied and sometimes there’s a mismatch - what you may answer as a long-form in the mock you may later come to...- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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lpc mocks (bpp)
Mocks are tough primarily because of the timing (civil lit and PLP mainly) and allegedly harsher marking. I wouldn’t overthink them and just use them as an opportunity to figure out exam technique and how you’ll navigate your materials. A good chunk of my cohort, including myself, failed at...- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Accommodation in London
Your firm may be able to put you in touch with other future trainees who may be up for organising a flat share, but this would depend on your own firm’s approach. Best advice I can give is to set up alerts on Spareroom/Openrent/Zoopla/Rightmove and call up estate agents or landlords directly...- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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LPC pre work really necessary?
For BPP, I personally just did the reading only as it was a repeat of LLB content. There’s no need to take notes or anything, and a lot of people don’t do it anyway- it doesn’t come up again. I didn’t use any guides as I really didn’t feel the need to, but I think the best thing you can have...- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Is BPP's LPC exam still open book?
yes it is- hard copy materials are allowed!- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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TCLA General Discussion Thread 2021-22 (#1)
Hi everyone, I'm due to the start the accelerated LPC with my firm in January, but I had a few questions: 1. Is there prep work to do before you start the course? How long does this take? 2. How much in advance do they send over the books etc.? 3. How many days per week would you be in uni...- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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DLA Piper Application
Just from my experience with the firm, they do have a benchmark for the WG but a lot of their decision-making is based on the CV and commercial question. As great a firm they are, for rolling basis they are regretfully slow in updating people as to progress! (Until after AC where they make the...- H.N.
- Post #191
- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Pre-Interview Nerves/Stress Routines!!!!
For my interviews, and any big exam or test really, I never do anything the day before because I’d take that time to give my brain a rest! The night before I’ll iron my clothes and go to bed on time too. On the day, I don’t really get nervous thinking about the interview itself but I always try...- H.N.
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- Forum: General Discussion
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DLA Piper Application
I did an AC with them last year and was made a TC offer after the virtual scheme (didn't accept). Happy to provide some advice though!! CV interview To prepare for this part of the interview adequately, understand where DLA as a law firm is going, and reflect this in terms of what you want...- H.N.
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Allen & Overy (Summer) Vacation Scheme
I agree with Dwight- instead of having a potentially unsuccessful application now, it may just be worth waiting for the next cycle and applying straight away (if you have an application drafted already and assuming the questions remain the same). Use the time between now and then wisely would be...- H.N.
- Post #20
- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Allen & Overy (Summer) Vacation Scheme
I applied for a direct TC last year; they host summer vac and TC ACs simultaneously so again I’d say you can expect to hear back between now and maybe Feb/early March at the latest.- H.N.
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Allen & Overy (Summer) Vacation Scheme
In terms of ACs for A&O summer vac, they usually start sending those out in mid-December for interviews in January so I imagine those of you who are at application review stage will be hearing back soon enough.- H.N.
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Allen & Overy
I’m not sure what’s the case if it is a rejection but if you’re successful you’ll get a call from Grad Rec.- H.N.
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- Forum: Interviews Discussion
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Allen & Overy
They didn’t go through anything application related with me.- H.N.
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- Forum: Interviews Discussion
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Looking for Application Answers - £5 Amazon Gift Card
Hello! I can provide answers for all these Qs if you still need them :)- H.N.
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- Forum: Applications Discussion