Another non vac scheme question (sorry!) but anyone that's applied to Disney for anything before, how did you put your degree 'GPA' on the form? not sure whether to convert my undergrad to the rough GPA equivalent or just leave it off the form?
I just went with a general conversion I found online. https://gpacalculator.net/grade-conversion/united-kingdom/Another non vac scheme question (sorry!) but anyone that's applied to Disney for anything before, how did you put your degree 'GPA' on the form? not sure whether to convert my undergrad to the rough GPA equivalent or just leave it off the form?
In order to undertake the GDL/ LPC you must have an undergraduate degree, so assuming the degree course you want to balance this with is your undergraduate degree, this would not be possible.Apologies also non vac-scheme related, but are the GDL and LPC formal university courses? Does anyone know whether it would be allowed (I’m not asking if it would be pleasant/manageable/sane) to be enrolled in a separate degree course while doing the GDL and LPC? Would either place have a way of finding out and could they theoretically punish you for doing so?
edit: assuming there are no class/exam overlaps of course
Still waiting here too!Anyone still waiting on Penningtons (PMC). I submitted my app 31 Jan. Should I email gr?
I'm thinking more of a PhD programme, which involves very little class time and mainly research and writing a thesis. I'm specifically wondering if there's anything disallowing itIn order to undertake the GDL/ LPC you must have an undergraduate degree, so assuming the degree course you want to balance this with is your undergraduate degree, this would not be possible.
Some of the providers do offer it part-time so you would be able to take the classes in the evenings, however this would make each course two years rather than one.
You really wouldn’t want to do a GDL or LPC with another course, assuming both were full time. If you haven’t got your degree yet, then you couldn’t start the GDL or LPC anywayApologies also non vac-scheme related, but are the GDL and LPC formal university courses? Does anyone know whether it would be allowed (I’m not asking if it would be pleasant/manageable/sane) to be enrolled in a separate degree course while doing the GDL and LPC? Would either place have a way of finding out and could they theoretically punish you for doing so?
edit: assuming there are no class/exam overlaps of course
Same girl same😭I got an email from dwf saying I’m on the waitlist for the assessment center can someone pls drop out and help a sista out ahaha
Personally I put 2.1 to signify a 2.1. I'm sure its obvious since its a UK role and no one would have a GPA. I also have my grades on my CV so they can see what is meant by it thereAnother non vac scheme question (sorry!) but anyone that's applied to Disney for anything before, how did you put your degree 'GPA' on the form? not sure whether to convert my undergrad to the rough GPA equivalent or just leave it off the form?
Few of us in that boat - I even sent an email 2 weeks ago about application updates and no reply so I assume GR is swampedI haven't heard back from Taylor Wessing- should I be worried?
Last year they ran 3 summer schemes of about 12 people per scheme.Does anyone know how many people Travers take for their Vac scheme?
I haven't heard back from Taylor Wessing- should I be worried?
They said they had more applications than ever if that helps Hopefully you guys will hear back sooooon, ACs run until mid-MarchFew of us in that boat - I even sent an email 2 weeks ago about application updates and no reply so I assume GR is swamped
I am not too fussed at this rate ahahha - I was exempt from the test so I wasn't expecting to hear back soonThey said they had more applications than ever if that helps Hopefully you guys will hear back sooooon, ACs run until mid-March
I completed my arctic shores back in December and heard nothing since.I haven't heard back from Taylor Wessing- should I be worried?
Do you have to do the test in one sitting or can you do it across multiple instances?just did the WBD pymetrics test and I genuinely think that it's painted me very very inaccurately.
I think that tests like these, which are game based and a report is produced, are definitely not accurate - in a game, if I shoot someone, that doesn't mean I will shoot someone in real life! I think this is what is missing - people react differently in 'game' scenarios as they aren't real! The rewards are all virtual and so are the consequences - I can 100% say that I would react differently in real life :/