Hey! Yes, I applied on the 28th September. HSF is non-rolling though, so the date of application won't have made a difference surely?
Thanks so much that’s super helpful! I am guessing that’s the firm you heard from about the AC, good luck if you decide to go ahead with it!🌟Hey! Yes, I applied on the 28th September. HSF is non-rolling though, so the date of application won't have made a difference surely?
I emailed them about responses time and they said they were aiming to get back to everyone by this Friday, so you will hear soon
I don't have a response for your question, I think @Jessica Booker would be best placed to assist you with this... but I wanted to congratulate you on your TC offer!! Many congratulations and I wish you all the best of luck in your legal career!
I’ve still not heard anything. Anyone else in the same situation?
Think it really depends on the word count here. If it is 250 words or less, you probably only really have the space to talk about the challenges. If it is a longer application answer, then you potentially have the opportunity to talk about how such challenges can be tackled.
Unless you are applying to winter schemes only, it is really early days. I wouldn't normally start reviewing applications until early November as often I hadn't actually received a lot of applications by this point in time.
Hi, for reference: I applied on the 9th September, was invited to complete the Watson Glaser on the 1st October, and was invited to the video interview this morning (26th October). So if there is any continuity, you will be waiting about 3 weeks or so before you receive the Watson Glaser invitation. Hope that helps
Hi, they review your application before deciding whether to send you a WG test. It took just under 3 weeks for me to get a WG invite from them
I'm not confident with the tests but think I did ok on the VI and written so hoping that has more weighting!
