Tag: Students
The opportunities that the Northern Powerhouse will create for future lawyers
Today’s law graduates will lead the delivery of huge transportation projects like HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail, says Bond Dickinson partner Kevin Bell
Mayer Brown to re-launch ‘articled route to qualification’ as solicitor apprenticeship
Global firm tweaks school-leaver programme to fit government scheme
Why de-stigmatising anxiety and doubt at law school will make for less stressed-out lawyers
Nipping it in the bud early is the answer, says LSE LLB-er Josh Dowson
How to seize opportunity in an uncertain world
Travers Smith lawyers on the importance of nimbleness, good judgement and confidence in engaging with technology
What I wish I’d known when I was applying for pupillage
Self-knowledge is all
Beware the bursting of law’s artificial intelligence bubble
Legal tech is a long story of incremental change, not revolution
Exclusive: Richard Susskind tells law schools to future-proof students with tech modules
Tom Connelly and Katie King interview the legal profession's foremost technology expert
Student makes headlines after revealing he’s suffered racist abuse at Bristol law school
Russell Group university has launched an investigation
Subpar A-levels or my ex-poly uni: What’s preventing me from getting a training contract at a top firm?
I have a first class construction degree and big ambitions
Bar Council calls for BTPC cost reduction as it slams BSB’s training reform proposals
Representative and regulator clash over barristers' education
Brexit legal challenge barrister to launch pro bono project to keep government in check
"I feel uncomfortable with the direction our country is going in", says Jolyon Maugham QC
The reality of working as a paralegal while completing the LPC
Fletchers’ Bethany Hodgkins on juggling work and study
The wretched Watson Glaser test and why I think it should be scrapped
Why do grad recruiters still use the 85-year-old test?
What we learned from the Legal Cheek vac scheme open thread
The essentials to consider as application deadlines draw near
Olympian and Bristol law grad appears on TV talent competition ‘The Voice’
Scooped up by will.i.am, but a career in law is "still an option" for Jazmin Sawyers
Legal Cheek talks… the story behind those KWM leaked emails
Oh, and peanut allergies
Open thread: How do I secure a pupillage?
Hardwicke pupil barristers advise
ULaw strikes LPC training deal with Howard Kennedy
Single office City firm will continue to pay is trainees fees
The scenic route to the magic circle
Hannah McCarthy qualified as a New York attorney -- and in September started a training contract with Freshfields in London
Cardiff graduate sent home from Eversheds office because employer could not accommodate her peanut allergy
Temp adamant she was safe, but law firm's print company supplier had "no time or resources for a risk assessment"