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I think it is always worth applying to a law firm especially if you have already answers you could use from previous applications. I am sure that if your application stands out, they will give you an opportunity regardless of when you applied. However, I would encourage you to apply as soon as possible and possibly at least 4 or 3 days before the deadline (if you are very tight with time, otherwise I would recommend a week or two weeks before is best).
I think it depends on whether you feel like you can dedicate time to the application since it is very long and a lot of research has to go into it. However, I think that if you know the firm quite well and you can re-use some answers that you have written for other applications, then you can definitely make it. I know people who applied the day before the deadline and got the vacation scheme offer so I would definitely recommend applying if you want.
I think that some people say that you should but the word count for some of these type of questions does not allow that so I personally never did it and jumped straight into the content of the article.
At an open day grad rec said their pass mark is 30/40
You don’t need to address it to anyone as it’s a personal statement, not a cover letter
No need to give the date, but referencing where you read about it can sometimes be helpful in explaining why it interests you/how you found about it.
No need to do this as it is a personal statement rather than a cover letter.
Same. Did you get any feedback or WG score? I was told they can't provide either. Very odd given that they stated WG score would be provided.
That's really helpful, thank you!
I found JobTestPrep andHey everyone, does anyone have any advice or resources for WG tests? I’ve got quite a few through and in the past I haven’t always been successful with them so would really appreciate any input)
