TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2021-22 (#1)

[ellensdaleoriginal]

Can you apply for Greenberg Traurig if you haven't done your LPC? I noticed that their intake is September 2022 which is cutting it very close for non-LPC students.

Nope. You need to have done the LPC before you can start at TC with them. I spoke to someone at the firm and they said as long as you have finished your exams before the TC start date you should be eligible. Going to follow up regarding whether you need results before the start date or not and will let you know what they say

 

[M777]

Nope. You need to have done the LPC before you can start at TC with them. I spoke to someone at the firm and they said as long as you have finished your exams before the TC start date you should be eligible. Going to follow up regarding whether you need results before the start date or not and will let you know what they say

thank you!

 

[Marlian44]

Nope. You need to have done the LPC before you can start at TC with them. I spoke to someone at the firm and they said as long as you have finished your exams before the TC start date you should be eligible. Going to follow up regarding whether you need results before the start date or not and will let you know what they say

Can you also apply if you’ need sponsorship. A bit confused on what i read on thier page

 

[Samir_O]

still havent heard anything from w&c for summer vac post initial app - anyone same boat?

 

[JoeyTr]

Has anyone heard back from Travers Smith?

they said we should hear back in February

 

[Deleted member 15870]

still havent heard anything from w&c for summer vac post initial app - anyone same boat?

most people dont seem to have even heard for Spring yet, so it may be a while.

 

[A92167!8]

Thank you! For the London office!

Congrats! when did you apply?

 

[mads_g]

Hi everyone

I'm a career changer currently doing the LPC and VS applications, but of course have my moments of doubt where I don't feel too hopeful about landing a training contract this cycle. Does anyone know of any smaller firms who recruit less than two years in advance but still offer commercial work?

The thought of starting a TC in 2025 if I'm not successful this year seems so far away (2024 already seems silly ), so want to start thinking about some other options.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

 

[GXA123]

Mills PFO

 

[GXA123]

Hi everyone

I'm a career changer currently doing the LPC and VS applications, but of course have my moments of doubt where I don't feel too hopeful about landing a training contract this cycle. Does anyone know of any smaller firms who recruit less than two years in advance but still offer commercial work?

The thought of starting a TC in 2025 if I'm not successful this year seems so far away (2024 already seems silly ), so want to start thinking about some other options.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

INTRESTED

 

[Audrey219]

Can't quite believe I'm typing this but CMS Academy Offer
Thank you so much to everyone who messaged me with tips about the VI and the AC - it is my first cycle as a non-law student and the advice that everyone gave to me was so useful!

 

[unserious candidate]

thanks to all the manifesting, I just received an AC invite from Taylor Wessing (phone call not email)

 

[GXA123]

thanks to all the manifesting, I just received an AC invite from Taylor Wessing (phone call not email)

Congrats! when did you submit your test ?

 

[GXA123]

04/01

sorry for double checking but is that when you submitted the app or test?

 

[jessicamcnamara]

Hi everyone

I'm a career changer currently doing the LPC and VS applications, but of course have my moments of doubt where I don't feel too hopeful about landing a training contract this cycle. Does anyone know of any smaller firms who recruit less than two years in advance but still offer commercial work?

The thought of starting a TC in 2025 if I'm not successful this year seems so far away (2024 already seems silly ), so want to start thinking about some other options.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Have you considered the SQE route aswell? So after LPC sit SQE2 and you will need two years QWE ie paralegal work? So could technically be qualified in 2 years? (If you already have some QWE it could be faster obviously) it all depends on how fast you want to get qualified really! The SQE definitely helps with speed

 

[Abii]

Hi everyone

I'm a career changer currently doing the LPC and VS applications, but of course have my moments of doubt where I don't feel too hopeful about landing a training contract this cycle. Does anyone know of any smaller firms who recruit less than two years in advance but still offer commercial work?

The thought of starting a TC in 2025 if I'm not successful this year seems so far away (2024 already seems silly ), so want to start thinking about some other options.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

Greenberg Traurig and EY are both hiring for September 2022 provided you’ll have completed the LPC by September

 

[legalgemma]

Do you have friends / family / neighbors with a Windows laptop? Public library? I’d say if you’re London-based you can borrow mine but that probably doesn’t help

hopefully there's a library near you?

Thanks guys!! I have done it now


@Limanehious if you have any Q's about it feel free to PM me!

 

[Mike Wazaoski]

Manifesting Taylor Wessing AC invite took my phone off silent after a whole year x

 

[NMA]

A&O Post-AC rejection Looks like I wasn't manifesting it hard enough haha

 

[emilyrose99]

Has anyone heard anything from Gibson Dunn since applying (besides the holding email)?