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Winter, Spring and Summer Vacation Scheme Deadlines 2023-24 (with rolling/non rolling checklist!)
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<blockquote data-quote="Niyati Nagda" data-source="post: 149914" data-attributes="member: 29752"><p>Hi [USER=30299]@billybroughton[/USER] </p><p></p><p>Thank you for your question! </p><p>Summer vacation schemes tend to be relatively longer and thus provide a comprehensive experience. While there isn't direct evidence to suggest that participating in one scheme significantly improves chances of securing a Training Contract over another, you can have more conclusive opinions by closely examining the specific criteria set by individual firms.</p><p></p><p>Summer schemes often see a larger number of applicants, partly due to visa constraints that international candidates face for winter placements. This broader demographic might intensify the competition for summer placements.</p><p></p><p>Eligibility for these schemes varies based on the firm. The best source of this information is typically the firm's own website, where they detail the relevant applicants and requisite qualifications. Strategically, you might consider spreading out your applications based on the scheme's duration, your own availability, and where you feel you have the best chances.</p><p></p><p>If you meet the criteria for winter schemes, it could be beneficial to consider them as an initial focus, although this should align with your own availability and the quality of your application.</p><p></p><p>All the best : )</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Niyati Nagda, post: 149914, member: 29752"] Hi [USER=30299]@billybroughton[/USER] Thank you for your question! Summer vacation schemes tend to be relatively longer and thus provide a comprehensive experience. While there isn't direct evidence to suggest that participating in one scheme significantly improves chances of securing a Training Contract over another, you can have more conclusive opinions by closely examining the specific criteria set by individual firms. Summer schemes often see a larger number of applicants, partly due to visa constraints that international candidates face for winter placements. This broader demographic might intensify the competition for summer placements. Eligibility for these schemes varies based on the firm. The best source of this information is typically the firm's own website, where they detail the relevant applicants and requisite qualifications. Strategically, you might consider spreading out your applications based on the scheme's duration, your own availability, and where you feel you have the best chances. If you meet the criteria for winter schemes, it could be beneficial to consider them as an initial focus, although this should align with your own availability and the quality of your application. All the best : ) [/QUOTE]
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