See, I still think you are right. It sounds like they're just reminding you that the deadline is midnight on Sunday, so you do have the extra day to prep. If it was today, surely they'd say the deadline is on Saturday?
I'd still go for the vacation scheme:
From the website: "However we strongly recommend that you apply for a Vacation Scheme rather than directly for a Training Contract; the vast majority of our Training Contracts each year are offered to high-performing participants on our Vacation Schemes so...
Hmm, good question. As Abstruser said, I'd only bring it up if they ask you where else you applied. If it's a recent interview, it's not actually necessary to say you were rejected, unless they ask you. You can just say you were interviewed at XYZ.
Well done guys.
According to a student who took the test in January, the video interview was a mixture of why law, why Latham, a competency question and a question on extracurricular activities.
Have you had any exposure to international work, whether at the firm or otherwise? Alternatively, do you have any other international experiences you can draw on?
You could use one of these experiences to tease out the reasons for why you found international work interesting (e.g. new...
Eversheds and Shoosmiths recruit around half of their places from direct TCs. Stephenson Harwood has also said they don't have a preference on which route applicants take.
Interesting that they still ask for a cover letter after all those questions!
I have reviewed one Orrick application, the applicant still introduced themselves in the first paragraph (where they studied and what they're applying for). She proceeded to summarise how her experiences make her a...
I thought they'd turn this around but unfortunately not, Patisserie Valerie has gone into administration: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-46965761.
"Last week, Patisserie Valerie confirmed it had found 'extensive' misstatement of its accounts and 'very significant manipulation of the...
Slaughter and May training contract interview, December 2018.
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Congratulations on your interview!
Slaughters is a really difficult interview to prepare for, not because it is difficult in itself, but because it is unpredictable. I personally had a very conversational...
I'd start with your "Why this firm?" answer, which should give you clues as to what makes the firm different. For example, if you said the firm is strong in a particular practice area or has an unconventional training system, you already know these points make the firm unique.
You can also pick...
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