Tag: Students
Securing pupillage — It’s a jungle out there!!
Katya Hosking, of Devereux Chambers, guides you through
In defence of the solicitor super-exam… an NQ’s perspective
The SQE will stop the LPC gamble
Research: Over a third of trainee solicitors are being paid BELOW the Law Society’s recommended minimum salary
Chancery Lane figure is being ignored by many firms
Open thread: How do I get a vac scheme?
Trainee solicitors advise
‘Cosmic Cadet’: Taylor Wessing embraces new space-themed computer game to assess training contract hopefuls
Clifford Chance and Dentons considering doing the same
Chambers boost pay as pupillage applications open
Hardwicke, 2 Temple Gardens, Littleton and Doughty Street all up their awards
ULaw comes out swinging against solicitor super-exam as SRA consultation ends
Big changes to legal education ahead
Legal Cheek talks… lawtech and legal education reform
Things to look out for in 2017
Four predictions for corporate law this year
What to expect in the City during 2017
Event: Global Commercial Law in 2017 — What’s next for the world’s legal capital?
Travers Smith lawyers consider the opportunities awaiting the legal profession’s next generation
How my US firm vac scheme set me up for TC success
You can’t beat dinner with the trainees at Duck and Waffle as a way to gain insight into a firm
A Northerner in London: Why the capital is the best place to study law in the world
Surviving off of open evening white wine and canapés like a privileged Bear Grylls
A law student’s honest Christmas holiday diary
Eat, drink and be merry? Try easements, deadlines and mood swings
How to secure a vac scheme
Advice from those who’ve done it
The 15 most popular Legal Cheek stories of 2016
A look back on the top posts that hauled in the most hits
Exclusive: Linklaters and Allen & Overy go public with plan to rescue KWM trainees
Stricken giant confirms host of other top firms also set to help rookies
A diary of an international secondment
Norton Rose Fulbright trainee Gabriella Denlew on her time in Bahrain
Herbert Smith Freehills litigators share their advocacy tips
Advice from the global disputes frontline
Low grades caused by health problems, what will law firms think?
I'm back on track now but worried the damage has already been done
Student anger at being asked to correct GDL revision guide ‘riddled with errors’ in order to receive refund
Aspiring lawyer claims she found 74 mistakes in the £40.99 textbook
Research: Oxford graduates top law school earnings power table, pocketing £61,500
Government data reveals vast pay gap among LLB holders