Author: The Careers Team

We spoke to a BPTC graduate who featured in a new interview project

Two young City partners who only finished their training contracts in 2005-06 talk about how they made it to the top

International law firm King & Wood Mallesons hosts debate about impact of proposed changes that could revolutionise legal education and training

Becoming-a-barrister hacks

RPC's 'Life in a law firm' project lifts lid on the rookie lawyer experience

Tweet your questions to rookie City lawyers ahead of the vac scheme application deadline

Nothing beats going somewhere in person

It's more hands-on than the magic circle

Advice from a King & Wood Mallesons expert

ULaw Visiting Professor Colin Ettinger, a partner at Irwin Mitchell, thinks an Uber-style revolution could be around the corner

How law students can make it into the legal profession without doing a training contract -- the full discussion

Unable to secure a training contract during the financial crisis, LPC graduate Priya Krishan landed an associate role at JP Morgan in London -- and qualified as a New York lawyer

Burges Salmon trainee Sarah Carter has found high quality work and a really nice lifestyle in the South West

Be confident -- and then follow through

Shearman & Sterling’s Women in Law conference in London explored ways to boost gender diversity at the top

Students share howlers to mark Halloween

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Engaging students in society is key, says project manager of Citizenship Foundation's Lawyers in Schools programme

ULaw employability chief John Watkins believes students overestimate some of their soft-skills

Hardwicke's two new tenants reveal how they made it to fully-fledged barrister status

Inaugural Commercial Awareness Question Time takes place at London office of global firm