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<blockquote data-quote="gricole" data-source="post: 150932" data-attributes="member: 236"><p>Hi Gemma,</p><p></p><p>I wanted to ask you about the best way to approach the work experience and education sections in my circumstances. I graduated with a law degree from Bristol in 2020 and had to return home back in Bulgaria (my home country) mainly due to covid. Since then, I've worked in a couple of legal positions in Bulgaria until I felt it's time to seek a return to the UK. As I'm now preparing my applications I wonder the following:</p><p></p><p>1) How far back should the work experience section go? In particular, if I already have some more substantial legal work experience (2-3 years), should I go back to the open days I did in 2017 when I was at uni in the UK? </p><p>2) When I returned to Bulgaria, I enrolled in a masters university course to get used to working in the Bulgarian language again and to explore a side academic interest in leadership studies. The masters is in a field completely unrelated to law. How should I approach that in my applications?</p><p></p><p>Thank you very much for your help!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gricole, post: 150932, member: 236"] Hi Gemma, I wanted to ask you about the best way to approach the work experience and education sections in my circumstances. I graduated with a law degree from Bristol in 2020 and had to return home back in Bulgaria (my home country) mainly due to covid. Since then, I've worked in a couple of legal positions in Bulgaria until I felt it's time to seek a return to the UK. As I'm now preparing my applications I wonder the following: 1) How far back should the work experience section go? In particular, if I already have some more substantial legal work experience (2-3 years), should I go back to the open days I did in 2017 when I was at uni in the UK? 2) When I returned to Bulgaria, I enrolled in a masters university course to get used to working in the Bulgarian language again and to explore a side academic interest in leadership studies. The masters is in a field completely unrelated to law. How should I approach that in my applications? Thank you very much for your help! [/QUOTE]
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