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Generally the cover letters we see that are successful are generally around 700-850 words. They can be shorter or longer but I’d say aim for around this number and then don’t worry too much if you feel you have put everything you need to together in a structured and concise manner, and it’s...
Really depends on the firm but if you are working for them already, they are likely to think a vacation scheme is a bit of a waste of time. Most of the things you will get out of a vacation scheme, you’d get out of working for the firm more generally.
I personally don’t think you can prepare unless you are told the topic of the exercise, and then your prep will be on the topic rather than the exercise itself
Volume. One person can’t review all the applications so different people will be working to different timescales, and if one person did screen all of them, they’d have to do it in batches to keep themselves sane.
They have a scoring system and will mark candidates against that. Candidates that...
You can ask for an extension of the offer period of your TC. The firm could say no, but there is no harm in asking whether it is a possibility.
Alternatively you could ask the TC firm whether you could do a couple of days work shadowing. You can explain you just want to find out more about the...
I don’t think you are expected to take a particular position on this. It is more about how you position your thinking and evidence your analysis, rather than which side you think on.
I’d also stress it is rarely black and white - although I think it is important to state a clear opinion, rather...
I wouldn’t put your A-level or university grades there unfortunately. I would contact the firm and see what they advise, as it maybe that if you haven’t done the PGDL or SQE they can’t consider you.
You can ask the firm - there is nothing to lose as the worst that will happen is they say no. Some firms will allow you to defer, others will just tell you to reapply next year.
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