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Career changer - strategy
Hi there, I’m a career changer too, though came from children’s services. My route to the law has been highly unorthodox…! I have a TC for a firm beginning September 2022. For what it’s worth here’s some advice..! Play to your strengths. You might need to accept that magic circle firms aren’t...- BJPP
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UoL LPC@Moorgate
I’m sure that this is covered elsewhere but wondered who else might be starting at Moorgate in the next couple of weeks?- BJPP
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Terms of Training Contract
Firm got back to me and said they’d pay. They also don’t care where I do my LPC and don’t care about electives “we see it as a chance for you to explore areas of the law you’re really interested in rather than feeling like you need to fit in with our objectives. We’re a full service firm so it’s...- BJPP
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2020-21 Direct Training Contract Applications Discussion
Nor have I! At this stage it’s clearly a PFO but would be nice to have that for completion’s sake..!- BJPP
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Terms of Training Contract
There is a £5k grant!? So they pay the grant but then not the fees up front - at least according to the current terms. I’m going to call Monday and see if they’re willing to change since as you rightly state - unless you have lots of private wealth (or can get a postgrad loan) finding £18k all...- BJPP
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Terms of Training Contract
Without being indiscrete it’s a mid-sized London full-service firm. Top 100 not magic circle - more West End. I’m hoping it’ll be a case of “ok that’s not an ideal sitch for me - how about this instead”. I’m telling myself that it’s still a good problem to have as ultimately I have secured...- BJPP
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Terms of Training Contract
Thanks Matt - did that for the GDL (I did an LLM QLD) so - nope! I was under the impression firms just paid and naturally you were liable to pay back the fees if you failed or left or whatever… but not this way around!- BJPP
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Terms of Training Contract
Hi all, I’ve just received my training contract offer to sign and it seems that although my firm will pay my LPC fees - it’s done retrospectively once I start in September 2022. I.e I need to foot the bill outright initially… How common is this? I now find myself looking around for that spare...- BJPP
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Wedlake Bell
Hi there - they are definitely interviewing and offering right now.- BJPP
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