I am currently applying for the PGDL via Lawcabs. I am lucky enough to have a TC, so a firm is sponsoring my place. I was wondering how important it is for me to write a supporting statement. Is this strictly necessary? Will the fact that I already have a TC suffice as evidence for my commitment to the course?
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TCLA Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion Thread 2022-23
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It might be worth double checking whether it is necessary with the university before you spend time on it. I think I did have to write one but it was very basic.
Tempting as it is (and you might be joking) I wouldn't risk an accusation of misconduct for the sake of an essay that's more or less a formality.
I didn't include one - my PGDL is with BPP - got a place regardless
I said it tongue-in-cheek, having said that, I do not think much emphasis is placed on it (especially at BPP).
100% would recommend. I usually go through JTP first then do CC’s full WG assessment (with a self-imposed 30min time limit). That’s enabled me to pass the WG every time I’ve had to take it.
If anyone did would you be able to offer some insight, it would be really appreciated, thank you
Anyone heard from HL yet (post WG)??
I believe you have to do another WG in the AC to verify the WG you did online
When is deadline to complete the Hogan Lovells WG? The email said ‘within 7 days’. Does it mean we have until 23:59 on Monday ?
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