Thank you!! This platform honestly helped me a lot.
Also, this will be my very first vac scheme so I would greatly appreciate it if anyone has any advice please ☺️
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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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Also, this will be my very first vac scheme so I would greatly appreciate it if anyone has any advice please ☺️
Hi guys , if anyone has a completed the WFW VI, do you know how much time do we have to answer the questions? Thank you in advance
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Anything from kennedys or Clyde and co?
have they already given out AC offers? i only did my test today, deadline being the 22nd. or is this for spring?
I think this is the acknowledgment email, the holding email reads something like this:
"The Recruitment Committee has now reviewed your application and for the short term, we would like to place your application on hold. We will consider your application further towards the application deadline, 12 January 2024, at which time we will advise you as to whether or not you have been shortlisted for interview.
Again, may I thank you for your continued interest in Sullivan & Cromwell; we look forward to being in contact with you soon."
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Attending your first vacation scheme is definitely something to be proud of but I totally understand the anxiety surrounding it as I was completely lost when I attended my first one as a first time applicant as well.
Some tips that I can share are:
- Make sure you have done your due diligence, meaning detailed research, on the firm, its practice areas, its clients, its number of international offices, pro bono opportunities, everything that you can think of. This will ensure that once you join the firm, you will be able to ask detailed questions to your supervisors and show your commitment and genuine interest in the firm.
- Talk to people on LinkedIn and in your circle who have done a vacation scheme at the firm and listen to their experiences, the people they have met at the firm, the kind of work they were exposed to and if they have any tips for you. I found that this helped me massively to know what to expect during the scheme.
- Use TCLA to see if there are people who are going to be on the vacation scheme with you and you can get to know them earlier on. TCLA was fundamental in allowing me to connect to some of the people that would have been on the scheme with me and it made the process less daunting.
- Try to enjoy the experience as much as possible. As much as it is an opportunity for them to see if you are worth investing in, it is also an opportunity for you to see and understand whether you want to join the firm or not and this is very important. Enjoy every talk you will have, every conversation with people at the firm, every social event, everything you will experience.
- Be friendly with everyone you meet. This is such an underrated thing but it really goes a long way. Being nice to everyone you meet will make or break your chance of getting a training contract in certain cases so always remember to be nice.
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i think a couple of us are still waiting post test!
Did mine early December, so not sure if they are getting back to people in batchesFinished my TI 11th Jan, I think they’ll get back to us in batches
I think we should think positive !! I’m sure we’ll get a response soon enough🥳
You're totally right, thanks for the pep-boost! 😊 (Your username checks out!).
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