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@Lisa Lowe has provided some great advice above.
To add to that:
Some paralegal roles work on an hourly basis or with overtime, which means although your base salary might be less than £26k, you could easily earn over that if you are working a higher number of hours
You might find it hard to...
You are not going to a different provider though, you are just going to a different campus. BBP will be the same institution whether you study in Leeds or London.
I would double-check with BPP whether you can take the same optional modules as you could in London. If the firm stipulates they...
Whether this is for the GDL or the LPC, marking systems are going to be pretty standardised where they are regulated courses. I wouldn’t worry about there being too much of a discrepancy in courses, especially when ultimately the provider is the same, it’s just different campus locations.
The...
Yes. The expectation is the same across firms.
There is no need to stay late unless there is work to do. If you have concluded your work for the day, ask your supervisor if there is anything else you can help with for that day and if they say no, you leave.
Sitting around doing nothing and...
First day just tends to be introductions and a load of admin.
Even if you are given work, there is little chance that work will need to be returned that day/the next morning - it would most likely to be something you had time to work on during the rest of the week.
The 9.15 is giving you a buffer for the 9.30 start. But if you want, get close to the office earlier and grab yourself a coffee or something nearby. There is no point turning up to the office much before 9.15.
If it says the link will be sent by 6th then I wouldn’t worry about it if you haven’t had it until 5.00pm on the sixth.
I am sure you will be given a deadline when the link is sent.
I wouldn’t think of it as a fixed time.
You don’t need to stay for the sake of it. If you have work to do, then stay on or come in early the next morning, but I expect your supervisor will be telling you to go home at a certain point in the evening anyway (and for some that will be at 5.30pm)...
Also many firms will let you defer and at the point of offer you should discuss this with them (they could say no).
If you secure a TC and then do the BCL you don’t have to worry about anything I said above about continued development though.
I take a slightly different view to James.
I think where you can you should continue to show development elsewhere in your application beyond starting the masters. That doesn’t necessarily have to be extra curriculars though, just for some universities (especially Oxford/Cambridge) it is easier...
25% is actually pretty good if you are looking at it that way (which I don’t think you should). Not everything is equal or constant in a recruitment process and so you haven’t got exactly the same chances as the next person.
80 TCs in total
60 vacation schemers - roughly two thirds are likely to be offered and accept a TC
That would leave about 40 spots left
Roughly 20 of them will be filled from the winter application window
Roughly 20 of them will be filled from the summer application window.
These are all...
With multiple choice questions, there can often be a scoring system of:
1) the right answer - positive score
2) one or two not quite right answers - neutral score of 0
3) the completely wrong answer - one that you should never get to - a negative score
That’s how you can get a score than sit...
They don’t send this to everyone. How many people they do send it to is difficult to gauge though (and probably only the firm can explain this).
I’d take it as encouragement though.
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