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did you get an invite? I reached out to them earlier this week and they said nothing would be communicated before the 14th of June but I might've misunderstood their reply?does anybody know what Wiggin’s VI looks like?
LPC student here! I would say that refamiliarising yourself with the principles for tort and land would definitely be helpful. Trusts might be helpful it depends on what electives you choose. You don’t need to know these in great detail before you start because they do signpost due to the undergraduate areas that you need to become familiar with again as you go through the courses, but, if it feels like a different memory, I would go through those two and some contract law if you intend to do M&A or commercial law as an elective. Best of luck!Hello- does anyone who has studied the LPC know whether we are tested on our knowledge from our LLB? and if so what pre-reading should I be doing now to prepare for my LPC? It's been quite a few years since I studied the core modules like tort, land, trusts- so should I refresh my memory on these? thank you
hey sorry for the late reply, no I was jus wondering from their website ahahah, if its a recorded video interview or an actual video interviewDid you hear back from them?
You had us all questioning if we should be expecting to hear back... Back to the drawing board.hey sorry for the late reply, no I was jus wondering from their website ahahah, if its a recorded video interview or an actual video interview
Thank you so much!!LPC student here! I would say that refamiliarising yourself with the principles for tort and land would definitely be helpful. Trusts might be helpful it depends on what electives you choose. You don’t need to know these in great detail before you start because they do signpost due to the undergraduate areas that you need to become familiar with again as you go through the courses, but, if it feels like a different memory, I would go through those two and some contract law if you intend to do M&A or commercial law as an elective. Best of luck!
Yes - you can just go from the last paragraph to the sign off.@Jessica Booker for one page cover letters, is it okay to go from the last paragraph to a "yours sincerely," to save space, or should we try to include a one line "thank you for your time and consideration....."
I would reference you have upcoming schemes somewhere in your application unless the firms are incredibly different to one another (eg niche family law firm vs big US firm that is PE/M&A focused).@Jessica Booker I am currently applying for direct Tcs, but have an upcoming Vac Scheme this summer. Is it bad if I put in the work experience section that I received an offer for a vac scheme at another firm in my Tc applications?
Competencies can include motivational and commercial awareness questions, so I would prepare for those too if you can.@Jessica Booker hi Jessica I had a quick q about an upcoming interview
so it’s an hour long interview and initially it wasn’t specified what type of interview it would be and when I reached out to grac red to ask they said it would be a competency based interview, would you still suggest i prep for commercial awareness or motivational based qs because the interviews on short notice and I don’t have a lot of time
any advice would be incredible thank you!
Congrats! Can I ask if they sent the invite via email or on the phone?I just received an interview invitation from Wiggins an hour ago. They did say they would respond by the end of this week!