Yep mine too. I did mine Christmas eve - completed date says 2026-01-02 (today) LOLFor the Kirkland VI is anyone else's "Completed Date" showing up incorrectly? Mine was due on the 16th, I did it well before then, and it says I completed it on the 22nd (I was ~35,000 feet up in the air on a plane at the time they say I completed the interview...) View attachment 7546
Completed could mean when it was marked?Yep mine too. I did mine Christmas eve - completed date says 2026-01-02 (today) LOL
My understanding is that while with some firms, a vacation scheme almost guarantees a training contract offer, with most of them, that is absolutely not the case. However, you have a far better chance of converting from vac scheme to TC than you do of getting the vac scheme, so that's one way to look at it?Guys what are the realistic odds of converting a vac scheme to a TC? At my uni most people told me not to worry about it and that it was largely a formality unless you do something truly outrageous like constantly being late, rude etc. but recently I've been hearing more and more stories of people not managing to convert despite doing their best.
I'm really struggling to even get ACs and I think the only thing that has kept me motivated is that you only need one firm to give you a chance and that once I get the vac scheme it's unlikely for things to go wrong. But now getting a TC feels like such a long shot...
From 20% (some competitive American firms) to 100% I think.Guys what are the realistic odds of converting a vac scheme to a TC? At my uni most people told me not to worry about it and that it was largely a formality unless you do something truly outrageous like constantly being late, rude etc. but recently I've been hearing more and more stories of people not managing to convert despite doing their best.
I'm really struggling to even get ACs and I think the only thing that has kept me motivated is that you only need one firm to give you a chance and that once I get the vac scheme it's unlikely for things to go wrong. But now getting a TC feels like such a long shot...
Hey!Got an NRF VI! Not entirely sure how its going to play out though. Has anyone done it? is it like Amberjack where you can sort of look at the questions, think for as long as you want? or limited time to think, limited time to answer?
"Inside Look", Feb 18th. I believe it is an All About Law exclusive event.Hey was this for their PHirst scheme or DTC?
I think as long as you perform well on the work, remember to ask questions about the work you’re doing, remain polite, show interest in the firm, and arrive on time daily the chances are very high of converting at most firms.Guys what are the realistic odds of converting a vac scheme to a TC? At my uni most people told me not to worry about it and that it was largely a formality unless you do something truly outrageous like constantly being late, rude etc. but recently I've been hearing more and more stories of people not managing to convert despite doing their best.
I'm really struggling to even get ACs and I think the only thing that has kept me motivated is that you only need one firm to give you a chance and that once I get the vac scheme it's unlikely for things to go wrong. But now getting a TC feels like such a long shot...
True!! I guess I was just really surprised, altho now it feels obvious in hindsight...Idk how I went so long being that clueless hahaMy understanding is that while with some firms, a vacation scheme almost guarantees a training contract offer, with most of them, that is absolutely not the case. However, you have a far better chance of converting from vac scheme to TC than you do of getting the vac scheme, so that's one way to look at it?
is there any point APPLYING to akin this late lol
I am going to submit them soon, I love procrastination as I felt betrayed that the turnaround from my other apps were so long..is it too late to apply to white & case and gibson?
Thanks so much, that's so helpful and really reassuring! I'll definitely keep this in mind once I manage to secure a vac scheme and try to stop overthinking for now haha Best of luck with everything!I think as long as you perform well on the work, remember to ask questions about the work you’re doing, remain polite, show interest in the firm, and arrive on time daily the chances are very high of converting at most firms.
Looking back on the VS I completed I think I did everything right, but one thing I forgot to do which came up in my feedback, was that I forgot to ask more questions about the work even though I performed well on the task.
So even though i know it’s easy to take the approach of “I can do this”, make sure you show them you can by also asking questions before setting off to do the task. Also once you’ve submitted it, ask questions on the topic or the purpose of it.
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Very kind of you to say this, thank you ♥️!Hoping you get an offer. I'm sure that would be perfect for you.
@tc2026 I have always opted to go 10% higher than my current salary or as close to the pay on offer available. I've never actually seen this used in practice, but I don't think it's one they'll think twice about candidates over. They'll just use it to see if you fall in line with whats budgeted for the role and if you ask for lower, they'll probably try matching that to save some money unless its a guaranteed pay scale like TC's are.Hi what do ppl put for minimum salary requirement questions? (Perkins Coie)? would really appreciate any guidance here!