Congratulations on the interview invite @JLaw56 ! Best of luck, and please let us know if you have any questionsJones Day Interview! (applied: 06/09, heard back: 13/09)
yay! me too. Just wishing they had let us know sooner, tell me why the cheapest ticket to London for me is £140 😀. They'll cover 100 so it's not too bad, and I saved a bit over summer so I'm happy enough to spend the extra 40, but still.HSF SOCIAL MOBILITY OPEN DAY INVITE- my first application for this cycle and it’s a success!
WOOHOO!
I’d like to give credit to @Jessica Booker for her advice on this thread, for which I would have not been successful had I not taken on board her feedback she has given generally on this forum.
Thank you Jessica!
I’m happy to share any tips and advice!!
Huge well done on securing the HSF open day @l789! Enjoy it and the most of the open day!HSF SOCIAL MOBILITY OPEN DAY INVITE- my first application for this cycle and it’s a success!
WOOHOO!
I’d like to give credit to @Jessica Booker for her advice on this thread, for which I would have not been successful had I not taken on board her feedback she has given generally on this forum.
Thank you Jessica!
I’m happy to share any tips and advice!!
they don't unfortunately, they used to, it was called CMS Academy, but they've stopped it for this year in favour of direct training contract applications, and as you've said the insight scheme for non-law.This might be a silly question, but does anyone know if CMS offers a vac scheme for penultimate year law students in England? All I can see on their website are direct training contract applications and an insight scheme for non law and 2nd year Scottish law students. Not sure if I’m missing something!
Thank you so much Jessica, your advice and contributions on here are GOLD!!!Fantastic news and congratulations on securing the open day spot! Also delighted to hear I have been of some help (posts like this make my day!)
Superstar! Congratulations!yay! me too. Just wishing they had let us know sooner, tell me why the cheapest ticket to London for me is £140 😀. They'll cover 100 so it's not too bad, and I saved a bit over summer so I'm happy enough to spend the extra 40, but still.
Is this for W&C by any chance?is 950 words too long for a cover letter?
I would check in with the firm to see whether they could cover the additional £40, especially given it is a social mobility event!yay! me too. Just wishing they had let us know sooner, tell me why the cheapest ticket to London for me is £140 😀. They'll cover 100 so it's not too bad, and I saved a bit over summer so I'm happy enough to spend the extra 40, but still.
Travers Smith requires a cover letter alongside the typical application sections of Education and Work Experience. Also, Slaughter & May require both a CV and a Cover Letter.Does anyone know of any law firms that accept CVs/Cover letters for TC apps?
This is the best deal we have for Gold at the moment which is a six month package at £50 per month (instead of £60). Plus you get access to all our application bootcamp services which start next week. Deadline to sign up is Sunday.Hi @Jessica Booker I was wondering if there are still discount codes for the 6-month gold subscription?
Hi, we've sent out all the outcomes for our first Open Day now, if you haven't received anything, please email [email protected] and we'll follow up.Has anyone heard anything yet from the Reed Smith Open Day?
Slaughter and May is a page of A4 - so you are restricted to that rather than a word count. Typically it is around 600-700 words for a Slaughter and May cover letter.Taylor Wessing Thinking about S&M too
Could someone provide advice on this? It's the last section I have to complete before I send off!"Nature of the activity you have undertaken or achievement you have been awarded. If you are referring to an activity please remember to specify dates and the typical number of hours per week spent on this activity. (200 words max)"
This is for Mishcon De Reya's achievement and activity section. The application only allows for a max of 4 work experiences to be listed. I listed one legal internship, my bar work during uni, my current researcher role for an NGO and my volunteer work as an academic mentor. For this section can I mention other legal internships I completed? For achievements, all I can think of is a Full Master's Scholarship and Bursary I received for underrepresented/low-income students.