Yeah I think it’s their version of the AC, but they call it recruitment day lolCongrats! do you mean AC? Also, when did you apply?
Yeah I think it’s their version of the AC, but they call it recruitment day lolCongrats! do you mean AC? Also, when did you apply?
I did it after losing streak in a MOBA game, definitely my mental and stressed went down after that. I did awfully half yours.hopped on two games of valorant before attempting an arctic shore and scored 20/20 ✍️
Hi @CharlesT47Hi Kirsty,
I've had the same issue as Harvey Specter here. I've just looked at my form and there was no option for me to input my GCSE grades. There was only an option to list which school I went to for GCSEs. Could I PM you as well?
Best,
Charles
do you have an ac offer?Anyone know the dates of Simmons ACs?
Thank you! This is so helpfulHello!
For Q4, you don’t necessarily need a separate example of each skill. With only 200 words, it might be more effective to identify 2-3 key skills / qualities and then use one strong example that demonstrates all of them in action. This allows the graduate recruitment team to see how your skills interact in a real situation, rather than a list of disconnected mini-stories.
For the “next generation of lawyers” part, it helps you frame your answers around qualities that reflect how the legal industry is evolving. Things such as adaptability, commercial awareness, tech-literacy, cross-team collaboration, or the ability to learn quickly tend to resonate as firms are thinking about the future of the profession, not just what lawyers needed 10 years ago.
A good structure to follow could be:
This keeps it clear, focused, and (hopefully!) within the word limit. I hope that helps!
- Briefly identify the skills you think matter for future lawyers
- Explain why they matter in the modern legal landscape (with reference to changes in the legal market / profession)
- Give one concise example of when you have demonstrated those skills
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Thank you! What's going on with the Directions game ☠️Not done the Gowling one, just the NRF one and a couple other non-law ones in the past.
I would try and make sure you're in a really calm and relaxed environment (difficult with a test, I know!) and really get focussed, especially for the middle two games. These tests are geared towards directly testing your soft skills and the NRF one, from what I understood about the test, in order of games, tested your pattern recognition/problem-solving, attention to detail/focus/ability to perform under pressure (both games in the middle test this in similar but different ways), and emotional intelligence on the basis of recognition of facial cues (I honestly think this one is quite bs but you can find ways of "practising" by looking up facial expressions for different emotions).
Hope this helps, I've never used any practice tests for these so can't recommend any of those, I'm afraid.
Hello, I'm wondering if we have 7 days to complete the test after the application so we don't have to complete it before 28/11?That Mishcon chat-based interview though 🙃
js the first online assessment u mean? if so, yes, ive done it!has anyone done the HSF Kramer SJT yet?
how did you find it? any tips?js the first online assessment u mean? if so, yes, ive done it!
also do they tell you immediately as to whether you have passed it?js the first online assessment u mean? if so, yes, ive done it!
Hi Kirsty,Hi @abc124
Our application form does ask for GCSE qualification, each topic, and each grade to be listed, so I suspect it could be an issue you're experiencing accessing the system.
Thanks!
Kirsty