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If there is no space I would either include in the college section. If you are not sure of this, I would email them and ask them where it would be best to write your mitigating circumstances in the application. You should include your mitigating circumstances, it is a very important part especially if they impacted massively and all firms will appreciate that.
I am so sorry you feel this way but these tests are extremely difficult to crack sometimes so I would not lose hope. I felt like I bombed all of them last year when I was applying and sometimes I did pass them so I would not worry too much, as hard as it might seem now. After you do these tests, it is just best to move on and focus on other applications or on other things because you do not want to overthink it, especially because there is nothing you can do to change what you have done.Completely bombed some online tests. Panicked with the timer and lost focus. It's a shame as I worked hard on the app and spent all morning practicing these tests. Has anyone ever felt like they bombed the tests and still gotten to the next stage? I'm just annoyed with myself
Thank you so much, Axel. The college section is under Contextual Recruitment, would that be alright?
I think it would be smarter to rephrase the answer as you want to show progress in your application and you can also always improve or ameliorate an answer. I am sure they will probably not remember your answer from last year but if I was you I would either change my answer completely or tackle the same topic of my previous answer but from a slightly different angle if that makes sense. You always want to put your best foot forward so if that means rewriting an answer, following the example of the previous one you have made and which was successful, I personally would do that.
I personally think that there is nothing wrong in using the same answer in a video interview, especially because saying an answer out loud may sound completely different from reading it. The questions are not the exact same as the applications most of the time but they do have common undertones so I would take that in mind, but they are different in nature for the most part. It depends on the firm to be honest.
Thanks for letting us know! Was this for both the TC and the graduate apprenticeship?
Looks like me and another person whose applies for the graduate apprenticeship are in the same boat as you! Radio silence.Has anybody not heard back from CMS (either in regards to an AC invite or PFO?) - this would be post VI.
Thank you
May i ask if this is referring to direct TC applications only or does this mean that the 2024 vacation scheme cohort will only have 2 TC opportunities available? Thank you!
just got a PFO from fieldfisher.. that was not the email i wanted but oh well
I know some law students did the WG but still haven‘t receive the AC yet
