It may sounds very silly but I have heard putting a smiley face or a photo of someone you know who is looking at the camera in the photo, behind or near your webcam can help you think it’s more like a conversation.Does anyone have any tips for steadying nerves for a VI? Like, I've always been okay with normal interviews because you're just having a conversation with another person but some part of me feels recording myself is super unnatural haha
Nothing math related. In each micro assessment you have 15 minutes to read through documents, give a written answer and do a video recording.Has anyone done the Kennedys AC and could provide any info on the micro assessments? Just wondering whether I should brush up on my maths etc or not.
Do you know how many direct TCs they take?Anyone heard from RPC.
OMG I have not done my research my bad. Thank you for reminding me. Also I am applying for London not Bristol.Do you know how many direct TCs they take?
Does anyone have any advice on applying for Direct TCs while revising for finals? I have about 2 months left before my final exams (which count for 100% of my grade unfortunately lol) and really want to get TC apps sorted before its too late - any advice on time blocking/ how to structure would be helpful! I think I could do an app in 4 hrs but I've never done that before as I've not been time-pressured to do so in one sitting...
Thank you so much! This is such a nice way of doing it, and I hadn't actually considered the research aspect being a separate amount of time (even though obviously it is I just never notice when doing apps at my leisure) - def more useful to get one quality one out a week than worry about them and get nothing done lolI'd recommend time blocking for apps in small chunks rather than aiming to finish it all in one sitting. This applies to any job application I've ever sent out law or non-law related, but usually after writing answers for just one or two questions, I'm absolutely beat. I've found forcing myself to continue past that point to really significantly affect the quality of my applications. If you'd like to aim to finish one app in four hours maybe consider splitting that four hours across two days in a week, so that you come back to the app with a fresher mind. You'd also need to allocate some time for research. Personally I think it'd be realistic to organise your time by days, i.e Mondays, two hours research, and then Wednesday and Sundays two hours each on actually writing and finalising the app. That way you can organise writing them around any exam prep you want to start doing as well.
i applied in October and got rejected last week !Here we go again ... has anyone heard from Macfarlanes for direct TC?
I believe so!Is Shakespeare Martineau non-rolling?