Any perception is not binary - it really depends on the circumstances around it and other evidence.
I’ve lost count how many people have contacted me in absolute panic that they have failed and exam, only for a matter of weeks to find out they haven’t.
Rather than assuming anything, I think...
They only allow one application each 12 months, and so you’ll need to factor that in first of all.
But based on their Chambers Student Guide profile, then it looks like it would be worthwhile applying if you haven’t in the last twelve months.
You should be honest about it - I think there is more risk in saying it is for something else and then being found out.
Just explain to your VS firm that you have been offered an AC but the firm is only giving you one date which is unfortunately during your scheme and therefore would the firm...
I'd ask the firm who has invited you to interview whether they have any flexibility first and explain you are completing a vacation scheme on the date they have provided.
If they do not provide any flexibility, then ask the GR team at your VS firm whether it would be possible to take a day off...
Either in one or two payments, usually in the month your course starts and if there is a second payment, then halfway through the course.
I'd speak to your firm to get exact details - its a very common question and so not an issue at all for asking.
There is no rationale in you doing SQE 1 as you have an exemption for it if you complete the LPC. The only reason you would do SQE1 if you didn't pass the LPC and needed to take the course again.
A commendation is an excellent result that the vast majority of firms will consider more than good...
For any non-UK students/graduates in our community....
This has been kept super quiet by the UK Government, but a new visa launches at the end of this month called the High Potential Individual visa.
It allows anyone who has studied at a university that ranks highly in global rankings (top 50...
I think it just helps in general rather than for vacation schemes specifically. It won't really cover how to structure documents etc - it is purely a grammar book that tells you the correct way of writing and the common ways in which things are written incorrectly, and therefore what's the...
The job description is here:
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You will need to have completed the LPC, but it doesn’t state whether you need the right to work in the U.K. or not. There is an email address on the job spec above so you...
As a law graduate, you’ll have the option to apply to either deadline.
It comes from a place where law firms typically can’t get non-law graduates onto the GDL in time for the summer application window/recruitment process, and so they set a separate deadline for non-law students/graduates. As...
You could reference this in a motivational answer/cover letter, or could be included in an "any extra information you want to provide" type sections/questions.
The MA in Law is likely to make you eligible for postgraduate student finance, while the PGDL would not be eligible where it is not degree level (unless it offers a bolt-on module to top it up to a masters level course).
Is it the Ben Staveley one? I only know this as I worked with Ben and benefitted massively from his advice on writing and I have a copy of this which I regularly refer to even now
Faultless Grammar: The Busy Lawyer's Reminder Guide: Amazon.co.uk: 9781999745202: Books
Don't worry - I know these things can be worrying and it's not uncommon for people to feel like this. I am too trying to reassure you that things might not be anywhere as bad as you currently perceive them.
In all honesty, it is more than fit even at this stage - they are still assessing other...
Typically across August and September - for some firms it will be later based on how their VS conversion recruitment went (and when this wraps up). But typically they try to wrap everything up by mid-September ahead of people returning to university.
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