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Aspiring Solicitors - Commercial Awareness Competition 2019/2020.
Hi everyone, I’ll make a private conversation on here tonight where I will give my number to contact. I will then start a group on WhatsApp. Does that sound good with everyone? If you would like to join, please like this message so I can add you! And @Jaysen you're more than welcome to join...- Lumree
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Aspiring Solicitors - Commercial Awareness Competition 2019/2020.
Sounds great! We could set up a conversation on here first to gauge how many and then move to skype/WhatsApp if people are happy with that?- Lumree
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TCLA's New Podcast: Trainee Talk
Really insightful listen!- Lumree
- Post #28
- Forum: General Discussion
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Pinsent Masons Application 2019/20
I’ve just seen your edit! I agree, there’s dozens of ‘test’ applications available which I don’t think I should be seeing. I think I will email recruitment just to check. Thank you for your help as always Jessica!- Lumree
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Pinsent Masons Application 2019/20
Interesting. I would have thought because the main bulk of people applying are students they wouldn’t ask. What about the other question? I usually wouldn’t say ‘apprenticeship’ is synonymous with training contract, though I suppose it could be. There’s also not anywhere else on the...- Lumree
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Pinsent Masons Application 2019/20
I think I’ll just email recruitment. It doesn’t look right to me! Never been asked for my salary on a training contract application before- Lumree
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Pinsent Masons Application 2019/20
These are the questions I'm seeing on the TC App 2022. Do you see the same?- Lumree
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Pinsent Masons Application 2019/20
Welcome! It’s great to have you on board. I usually take the word count as an indication of how much detail they are looking for. I would then look to get as close to it as possible, without waffling or just writing for the sake of it. I am also applying to Pinsent Masons. I have just had a...- Lumree
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Which law firms recruit on a rolling basis? 2018-2019
Thank you Jaysen. They close in June so I’m aiming for December/January time. Hopefully that’s plenty of time.- Lumree
- Post #82
- Forum: Vacation Schemes Discussion
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Which law firms recruit on a rolling basis? 2018-2019
Hi! Not sure if this is the right place for this cycle but does anyone know if Pinsent Masons recruit on a rolling basis? I can see in the first post that you were unsure Jaysen but not sure if this has changed. Their new website says both of these things: "After the deadline, we'll review...- Lumree
- Post #80
- Forum: Vacation Schemes Discussion
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Hearing Back from Law Firms, Assessment Centres & Interview Tips - 2019 - 2020
Onwards and upwards!- Lumree
- Post #367
- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Future events on an application form
Where should I put it as I haven’t actually gained anything from it yet? Perhaps under the additional information question? Maybe I’ll just leave it out for now.- Lumree
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Future events on an application form
Hi everyone, I know this has been asked before but unfortunately, I couldn't find where and I can't remember what was said exactly! Should you put upcoming events you are attending on your work experience form? After applying, I have been invited to attend the LawCareersNetLIVE event in...- Lumree
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Ask A Magic Circle Future Trainee Anything!
If you applied to some of the same firms, what would you say was different in your approach to these firms? I.e in your research, face to face meetings with them etc?- Lumree
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Ask A Magic Circle Future Trainee Anything!
Hi Abstruser! How many firms did you apply to in your first cycles vs your second cycle? Thanks!- Lumree
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Aspiring Solicitors - Commercial Awareness Competition 2019/2020.
Thank you for this! I’ve just bought Christopher Stoakes book on the city. Have you read this and if so is it equally useful for financial terms? I haven’t had chance to look over it.- Lumree
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Hearing Back from Law Firms, Assessment Centres & Interview Tips - 2019 - 2020
Would be great to hear more about your story on this page: https://www.thecorporatelawacademy.com/forum/threads/training-contract-success-stories.1404/page-2 I know I could do with the motivation as I enter my second cycle!- Lumree
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- Forum: Applications Discussion
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Aspiring Solicitors - Commercial Awareness Competition 2019/2020.
This is my first year as well, but from reading the FAQ I can see it mentions political and economic as suggestions for areas to research!- Lumree
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
Thank you Jessica- Lumree
- Post #182
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Ask A Graduate Recruiter Anything!
Just one assessment (exam) in GCSE and one assessment (exam) in A level, not the whole course. Neither assessments were actually fails.- Lumree
- Post #180
- Forum: Applications Discussion