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I applied on deadline day (non-law DTC) and progressed to interview, it's definitely not too late to apply.considering Slaughters is rolling, is it too late to apply?
HiHi everyone,
I was hoping to get some advice.
I'm an international student currently working as an in-house paralegal at a medium-sized company. The work is mostly commercial contracts. The company has offered me a training contract and would be willing to sponsor me.
The problem is that my long-term goal has always been to work private practice, ideally in London. I've been applying for training contracts at law firms but haven't had any success so far. This was my first application cycle.
My visa expires in around 7 months, so there is some time pressure. The in-house TC would give me a route to qualification and allow me to stay in the UK, but I'm concerned that qualifying in-house may make it harder to move into private practice later, particularly into corporate or banking teams which has always been my interest. .
If you were in my position, would you:
Would appreciate any thoughts on this. Thank you.
- Take the in-house TC and qualify through that route; or
- Continue applying for law firm TCs and take the risk that nothing comes through before my visa expires?
Hi everyone,
I was hoping to get some advice.
I'm an international student currently working as an in-house paralegal at a medium-sized company. The work is mostly commercial contracts. The company has offered me a training contract and would be willing to sponsor me.
The problem is that my long-term goal has always been to work private practice, ideally in London. I've been applying for training contracts at law firms but haven't had any success so far. This was my first application cycle.
My visa expires in around 7 months, so there is some time pressure. The in-house TC would give me a route to qualification and allow me to stay in the UK, but I'm concerned that qualifying in-house may make it harder to move into private practice later, particularly into corporate or banking teams which has always been my interest. .
If you were in my position, would you:
Would appreciate any thoughts on this. Thank you
- Take the in-house TC and qualify through that route; or
- Continue applying for law firm TCs and take the risk that nothing comes through before my visa expires?
Hey!Hi @Abbie Whitlock, hope you’re doing well. I recently attended an AC, and the firm offered to cover my travel costs. When is a good time to sent in my claim for costs- should I send it before results are out or wait for them to provide the outcome then send in my claim for costs?
don't worry, i applied on saturday and received the test monday afternoon. they take forever, considering the first test is supposed to be automatichow long does it take to get the macfarlanes test post-app? i applied last night still haven’t received the email.
i think it depends on grad rec whether they are on screen or off screen when you submitted your app because i was invited 2:30 hours post app. Then, got the second test a day later even before my report came.how long does it take to get the macfarlanes test post-app? i applied last night still haven’t received the email.
Last year they said they try to respond within a month of the deadline so perhaps we will hear back this weekHas anyone spoken to RS about when they are going to respond?