I wouldn’t raise it at all, especially at the VS stage. However, if you land a TC find out if you can apply for an NQ role in London? This will depend on the firm your at, some firm allow this, some will not.
Also, If you know the area of law you wish to qualify into, say Commercial...
I don’t think law firm Open Days pay much attention to first year grades, especially since you have already have a 2.1.
If most likely to do with your application answers or the timing of your applications. Some open days are awarded on a first-come basis, so don’t always wait for the deadline...
Helena,
Thank you so much. I’m planning to post my story on the forum soon as well. Hopefully, it inspires and helps other aspiring lawyers. I know that it really helped me reading about other people’s success stories and achievements, especially when I received that dreaded rejection...
Jaysen,
At some stage I want to go on the trainee podcast. I’ve been through 8 application cycles (I graduated in 2009) (yes 2009 you read that correct) with a number of assessment days, vacation schemes and interviews at numerous firms up and down the country! The journey has been really long...
Jaysen,
I’ve brought a ticket to the crash course at £75.00 (as I’m an premium member). However, I have subsequently been offered an Training Contract by a City Law Firm and thus I don’t feel the need to attend anymore. Therefore, would it be possible to get my many back?
This would then...
I say don’t worry about all the private school bias. Your just as good as them (assuming you have the grades). This should motivate you to challenge the status quo and get a training contract. If your determined enough and you work hard the world is your oyster.
Focus on yourself and your...
I don't think you should defer if your end goal is to be an corporate lawyer, that's assuming that don't wish to also be qualified accountant as well (assumption that your on the grad program).
No - I have secured an VS but on the scheme you have an AC on the last day. In the AC there is an numerical test which is different from the usual firm ones. Therefore, I wanted to know what type of questions will come if anyone on the forum have had experience of an AC at Trowers.
I have a vacation scheme at Trowers coming up in the Summer. I know all applicants do an Assessment Centre which consists of a test that is a mixture of short maths and verbal reasoning.
The test at Trowers is different to the tests other law firms which generally ask candidates to decide if...
If you are referring to a team, I'm assuming its need to be in capitals? See below:
"the Legal team's services" or "During my placement in the Corporate team"
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