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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2024-25
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I applied for Manchester if that changes thingsI wouldn’t assume so, maybe some of us were the first in the lot of have a ti and gonna be first in the lot to hear about ac and then tis and ac invites continue. Ac is on 23rd and 30th April so I would wait till 15 April at least
Oh yea ofc, I put Manchester as my second choice tho. Maybe they’re getting back to people who have put london as first choice first
I didn’t ask when the Manchester ac is!Has anyone previously completed a sidley VS and have any insights! pls let me know!
Ok that is some good news for once.Oh yea ofc, I put Manchester as my second choice tho. Maybe they’re getting back to people who have put london as first choice first
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Love this! It’ll be a great chance to see how things work from both a contentious and transactional perspective. Let us know if you have any questions, and good luck on the vacation scheme!
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Hi there. Feel free to drop the question and I’ll try my best to advise from there!
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Here’s an interview insight from 2019-2020 - https://www.thecorporatelawacademy.com/forum/threads/bclp-interview-2019-20.2241/
Have they told you what the mark up exercise and the pres. are focused on? Perhaps I’ll be able to shed more thoughts from there.
For a strength-based interview, my biggest tip is to look at all your experiences holistically, not just professional ones but also extracurriculars, academics, volunteering, and any other areas where you have demonstrated key skills. This approach will help you confidently answer a wide range of questions and showcase diverse competencies without feeling like you need to memorize overly prepared answers. Unlike a written application where you can finesse responses in 200 words, strength-based interviews require depth and detail. Be ready to expand on tasks you have done. What challenges did you face? How did you demonstrate and apply your strengths? What was the result? They are looking for real insight into how you work and problem-solve.
Stay reflective and focus on showcasing your natural abilities rather than giving rehearsed answers. You’ve got this.
Im sorry to hear this. Which office did you apply for? Good luck with other applications!Brabners PFO
It probably sounds obvious but how do I actually answer ‘why me’ or any other question which essentially asks this in an AC interview? Should I make 3 points with a STAR analysis for 3 qualities they look for? I don’t want to waffle but also want to say enough😂
Hey guys, I have my SM interview tomorrow and wanted to ask if anyone has any advice. I feel particularly nervous about the article discussion, so I would appreciate any insights or general advice on how it would be best to approach this. Thanks in advance
I have heard of them asking questions about your worst module to throw you off so prepare for that in case.Hey guys, I have my SM interview tomorrow and wanted to ask if anyone has any advice. I feel particularly nervous about the article discussion, so I would appreciate any insights or general advice on how it would be best to approach this. Thanks in advance
same here. kind of shit to not get to know why they were waiting so long with them
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