Ah I am so sorry, when did you submit your application and when did you hear back?I received PFO yesterday, I hope you guys will succeed in getting a VC from this firm.
TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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Hey @dw11cfc,
I shared some tips on how to prepare for assessment centres on here: https://www.thecorporatelawacademy....ns-discussion-thread-2023-24.8037/post-167210
Congratulations on getting an assessment centre and good luck with it!
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I think AllAboutLaw does it and I think it would be a good opportunity for you. It is the only one I know unfortunately.
Has anyone else not heard back from Dechert after applying for spring vacation scheme?
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Yep, been waiting almost a month now! Not sure what they’re doing, I’ve sent a few emails where they’ve assured me it’s still under consideration. Honestly just a bit unimpressed with them as a firm
I haven't even heard back from my WVS interview XD
Nope! On the edge of my seat!! I think we hear back today 😭
Hi all!
So I have an AC coming up in Manchester and it's going to cost me around £150 for a train and somewhere to stay the night before (I live in the south west but applying to Manchester firms as we are moving there in August). I've asked the firm if they can help with travel costs at all but they have said no. I've already accepted a vac scheme offer with another firm which runs in the last two weeks of June. All I know is that the Manchester firm runs it's vac schemes for 2 weeks in June too but no exact dates. It's likely that there will be some cross over and that I won't be able to attend the vac scheme anyway. Is it worth asking if they can transfer me to a direct TC AC now or should I do the AC and then ask if I can attend a direct TC AC? I come from a low income household and so spending that money on the AC is not something that I can really afford but I could pick up extra shifts at the restaurant I work in to cover the costs if necessary.
Would really appreciate any advice you guys have on this! I would hate to miss out on an AC as I know how hard they are to get and I don't want to be ungrateful but it's just not affordable for me atm
So I have an AC coming up in Manchester and it's going to cost me around £150 for a train and somewhere to stay the night before (I live in the south west but applying to Manchester firms as we are moving there in August). I've asked the firm if they can help with travel costs at all but they have said no. I've already accepted a vac scheme offer with another firm which runs in the last two weeks of June. All I know is that the Manchester firm runs it's vac schemes for 2 weeks in June too but no exact dates. It's likely that there will be some cross over and that I won't be able to attend the vac scheme anyway. Is it worth asking if they can transfer me to a direct TC AC now or should I do the AC and then ask if I can attend a direct TC AC? I come from a low income household and so spending that money on the AC is not something that I can really afford but I could pick up extra shifts at the restaurant I work in to cover the costs if necessary.
Would really appreciate any advice you guys have on this! I would hate to miss out on an AC as I know how hard they are to get and I don't want to be ungrateful but it's just not affordable for me atm
I emailed two weeks ago and they said we’d hear within the next two weeks (of which the last day would be today)
I panicked about it as well, but actually, it's not scary at all! It's not timed, and you can close the page and reaccess the assessment.
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