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What are the TC seats with longest/shortest hours?
Which firm is that if you don't mind me asking?One of my direct DC firms has pushed back recruitment for 2022 until June 2021 - so frustrating!
Brabners - a regional firm in the North West.Which firm is that if you don't mind me asking?
rejection from Slaughter and May direct application
Thanks and no worries! 19th Oct!Ahh I'm sorry to hear thatCan I ask when you applied?
Does anyone know how long it takes for A&O to get back to you on the direct TC app?
Thanks so much, makes sense!spoke to grad rec today and they said they prioritised vac schemes over TCs and haven't started interviewing for them yet but she said to expect to hear back in the next ~2 weeks or so
Has anyone heard back positively for Slaughters TC? Wondering if they’ve started to give out assessment centres yet
I got rejected last week, I applied early SeptemberHas anyone heard back positively for Slaughters TC? Wondering if they’ve started to give out assessment centres yet
I believe you have to do the GDLHello everyone,
Not sure if this is the right thread to ask this question, but I studied law in a EU country and I'm not sure if I can apply to law firms, will they consider me for TCs? I've never seen a trainee with an educational background from another country (just a few at Linklaters). Do you have any advice? Thank you!
Hello everyone,
Not sure if this is the right thread to ask this question, but I studied law in a EU country and I'm not sure if I can apply to law firms, will they consider me for TCs? I've never seen a trainee with an educational background from another country (just a few at Linklaters). Do you have any advice? Thank you!
If you want to get in before 2024, then you'll need to do the GDL, you'll probably get some exemptions depending on what your law degree covered (e.g. EU law possibly).
However, as the GDL is on its way out, someone like you has an easier route in from 2021 onwards when the SQE comes in. Just something to think about and look into anyway.