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Closing Date: Sunday 23 February 2025Fast paced, fast growing and forward thinking, TLT is the law firm that helps clients stay one step ahead, and we do the same for our people.We work with high profile clients in innovative sectors. With local, national and international reach, we have over 1,800 people in offices across the UK and a network of partner firms across Europe, India and the US. TLT was named Law Firm of the Year at the Legal Business Awards 2023. This marks the third year in a row the firm has taken away this accolade in industry awards - having previously been named Law Firm of the Year at The Lawyer Awards in 2021 and the British Legal Awards in 2022.&nbsp;Our training programme puts you at the heart of the action, you’ll work on live projects and forge a career that rewards you.&nbsp; This is your opportunity to push boundaries, question convention, and solve complex problems. And as you build your skills, you can decide where your career takes you. You’ll be part of an open and collaborative team where you can approach anyone for a conversation and get involved in causes that you care about.Our 6 year Legal Solicitor Apprenticeship gives you the opportunity to grow your legal knowledge and business development experience whilst studying for your law degree. It puts you right at the heart of the action and is all about giving you real work, creating real results and getting recognition for your achievements.We work with clients from the Future Energy, Digital, Financial Services, Leisure, Food &amp; Drink, Public Sector, Real Estate and Retail &amp; Consumer Goods sectors.Your supervisor will work with you to boost your technical legal knowledge and sharpen your commercial instincts. Alongside your university studies, you will have the opportunity to attend development workshops which will help you develop the right mindset for success as well as the focus and resilience you need for a career in law.We’re successful because we challenge convention and don’t let tradition stand in our way. We’re proud to do things differently. Individual thinking matters to us. We trust you to deliver great work for great clients, whatever your role. We look for candidates that have a commercially-agile mindset and are academically bright.The six year Solicitor Apprenticeship will allow you to obtain a degree in law whilst working alongside legal professionals. During the first two years, you will complete the Level 3 Paralegal Apprenticeship before progressing onto Year 3 of the Solicitor Apprenticeship, thus allowing you to obtain a Certificate of Higher Education (Law and Legal Practice) whilst covering the same academic materials. During your final two years of the programme, you will join the Trainee Solicitor cohort and during this time undertake your SQE examinations.Our minimum requirements are:120 UCAS points (BBB A-level or equivalent)Right to Work in United KingdomTLT is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive working environment and encourages applications from all suitably qualified people, regardless of disability, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, or any other characteristics protected by the laws in the locations in which we operate.We welcome applications from people with disabilities and are committed to providing reasonable adjustments, where necessary, to make interviews and jobs more accessible. Should you have any difficulty during the recruitment process, require any reasonable adjustments or an application to Access to work please contact the Early Careers team on <a href="mailto:Train@tlt.com" target="_blank">Train@tlt.com</a>.

Solicitor Apprenticeship (non graduate) from September 2025 at TLT

Deadline 28 February 2025Solicitor ApprenticeAre you looking to unlock your potential and gain invaluable legal experience to enable you to qualify as a Solicitor without the burden of university debt?At VWV, we're proud to be entering&nbsp;our third year of supporting Solicitor Apprentices in the firm. Managing&nbsp;our early careers talent is at the heart of our recruitment strategy, by offering Solicitor Apprenticeships we're hoping to tap into a diverse range of talent previously denied to the legal profession but most definitely considered by us as a missed opportunity.How Does It Work?The VWV Solicitor Apprenticeship is a 6-year Level 7 programme.&nbsp;Across four days per week, you'll learn on the job by&nbsp;supporting one of our legal teams, with one day per week being your allocated study day.&nbsp; You'll have a supervisor who will help you to develop and make sure you're working towards your qualification.&nbsp; You'll also have a buddy, who can support and guide you, plus you'll receive pastoral support from a member of the Early Talent Team.&nbsp; Although you'll start in one team, as you move through your apprenticeship, you'll have the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of different legal areas which could include: Real Estate, Private Client, Commercial, Personal Injury and Charities, among many others.&nbsp; &nbsp;VWV is a hybrid organisation, so you could on occasion be working from home, however mostly you can expect to work from the office alongside your supervisor in order to gain exposure critical to your learning and development.&nbsp;After four years you'll have achieved an LLB (Hons) in Legal Practice at which time you'll join our Trainee Solicitors rotating into a different team every six months, enabling you to become a well-rounded commercial lawyer. &nbsp;During those final two years you'll sit your SQE1 and SQE2 exams. &nbsp;At the end of the six years (and subject to character and suitability assessment) you'll be a fully qualified Solicitor registered with the SRA!As you may be aware, Level 7 apprenticeship funding is currently under government review. We're working closely with our education provider,&nbsp;the University of Law, to establish what this means for the programme and whilst we're committed to supporting apprentices at VWV some specifics (e.g. start date) may be subject to change once the government confirms the new funding guidelines.What's The Eligibility Criteria?Offers (subject to mitigating circumstances) will be conditional upon securing three A-Levels (or equivalent) at grade B or above and five GCSEs at grade 4-9 (or equivalent) two of which must be Maths and English.How Much Does It Cost?Nothing!&nbsp; Not only are all your tuition fees paid, but you'll also receive a competitive salary and attractive employee benefits such as paid holiday, local discounts, transport discounts, pension contributions, private medical insurance, and life assurance.Who Is the Training Provider?We're delighted to partner with the University of Law (ULaw) for the independent study and skills coaching.&nbsp; VWV have a long-standing relationship with ULaw, they've been our LPC and PSC provider for many years and&nbsp;we're also working with them on our SQE provision, they understand our firm's drivers and their course content aligns with the direction of the firm's longer-term vision.What Will I Be Doing Day to Day?Responsibilities will vary and increase as you work through the apprenticeship, though initially you can expect to gain experience in general legal administrative work such as legal contract management, photocopying, scanning, drafting correspondence, answering client calls, attending client meetings, file opening and file closing, preparing files and bundles, legal research and billing preparation.&nbsp; For more detail on the key tasks and expectations of a Solicitor Apprentice, see the attached sample Job Description.Hear Directly from Our Current Solicitor ApprenticesWe're holding an online information session at 5pm on Tuesday 21st January .&nbsp; This is an excellent opportunity to hear more about the programme from some of our current apprentices as well as representatives from VWV and the University of Law, plus ask any questions that you may have. If you'd like to attend, please register via the link on our website.Who Are We Hoping Will Apply?We're looking for resilient budding lawyers who thrive through practical on the job learning, individuals who are passionate and determined to start their career in law. &nbsp;Throughout our assessment process we seek out natural team players with excellent analytical skills, together with great organisational skills and good written and verbal communication skills.&nbsp;How To Apply and What to Expect During the Assessment ProcessWe're striving to be an inclusive employer, to create a workplace and environment that promotes and values&nbsp;diversity, where everyone, regardless of background, can reach their full potential. Contact our recruiter to discuss any adjustments needed so we can make this the best possible candidate experience for you.Click on the apply button before the closing date of Friday 28 February&nbsp;where you'll be asked to confirm your predicted academic grades and provide details of any work experience (paid or voluntary, legal or not - it all counts!) You'll then be given instructions on how to complete the first part of our assessment process which is a short video interview. This is a great opportunity for you to express your motivations for a career in law.If successful, you'll be asked to attend an assessment centre in your chosen office location in April, featuring a written assessment designed to evaluate your attention to detail, and ability to follow instructions.&nbsp; There'll be a fun group exercise to illuminate your teamwork and problem-solving capabilities and then you'll be asked to do a presentation around a topic that we'll provide ahead of time.&nbsp;If successfully through the above, you'll be invited back for a one-day vacation scheme placement a couple of days later, this is a chance for you to work with and impress one of our legal teams and have&nbsp;an interview with&nbsp; our friendly assessors, providing an opportunity for a more in-depth conversation to explore your experiences, goals, and compatibility with our culture..We hope to be in a position to make decisions and subsequent conditional offers in May.Good luck!

Solicitor apprenticeship (school leaver) - 2025 - VWV

Deadline: not stated so apply as soon as possibleMultiple apprenticeships (medical negligence,serious injury, asbestos &amp; occupational disease, court of protection) available in various locationsWe're a full-service law firm, which means whatever advice is needed we can help. Giving the best possible advice is about more than knowledge and expertise. We seek to understand the people and business we work with as deeply as possible and take time to listen to what matters most to them.Whichever team you join, working here you’ll feel a part of our friendly and inclusive environment. We’ll value you for who you are and what you bring. We support each other and push boundaries to achieve incredible things and make a real difference to our clients and communities.Our apprenticeshipThe Irwin Mitchell Solicitor Apprenticeship is a six year programme. You will gain an LLB (Hons) in Legal Practice from BPP and at the end of the programme you will qualify as a solicitor after achieving the Solicitors Qualifying Exam 1 and 2 qualifications along with 2 years’ qualifying work experience.All of your tuition fees will be paid and best of all, you will earn a salary whilst you are training and gaining your qualification.The apprenticeship will combine practical work-based learning with formal study. You’ll gain valuable, real-life experience in the UK’s largest full service law firm, enhancing your legal and commercial understanding and growing your confidence in a work environment. It’s the ideal opportunity to benefit from an exciting new world of work and study while avoiding the costs usually associated with undertaking a degree.As you progress through your apprenticeship, you will build a portfolio of the experience you have gained and the tasks you have completed in the workplace. You will spend the majority of time in your own department with the possibility of also working elsewhere for some of the programme to gain exposure to other parts of Irwin Mitchell.&nbsp; The programme will be tailored to your individual needs and goals for qualification, and your responsibility will increase as appropriate throughout your training.Throughout the six years you will be working for four days per week and spend one day studying with BPP.What are we looking for?At Irwin Mitchell, we need individuals who can adapt and be resilient to this programme as well as the constant changes across the legal, social and political spheres. We need creative thinkers who can revolutionise the way we work and help Irwin Mitchell meet its future business needs. As well as strong academics and a genuine passion for law, we are looking for someone who embodies our values and wants to make a positive difference to both society and their future careers.&nbsp; You will need excellent communication skills, a good eye for detail and the ability to follow instructions and to enjoy working as part of a team. &nbsp;Due to the nature of interactions and cases you will be working on, you will also need to display empathy and compassion to help guide our clients through challenging personal circumstances.Strong academic results are required, we are looking for 5 GCSEs at grade 9 – 4 (or equivalent, including maths and English) and 3 A-Levels at grade CCC or above (excluding General Studies) or equivalent.This apprenticeship is part of our commitment to being an inclusive employer and giving opportunities to a diverse range of candidates.&nbsp; As such, our solicitor apprenticeship is not open to people with degrees.If you do have a degree and are interested in becoming a solicitor, see our&nbsp;Graduate Recruitment site&nbsp;for more opportunities.The recruitment processStage 1 - Application &amp; Online AssessmentThe first stage of the recruitment process involves a short online form where you’ll provide your basic personal information.We’ll then invite you to complete a strengths-based assessment which includes video interview questions. This will take approximately two hours.All candidates undertaking the online assessment will receive a feedback report outlining their key strengths.&nbsp;Stage 2 – Virtual Assessment CentreIf successful at the online assessment stage, we’ll invite you to attend one of our virtual assessment centres. You will be assessed by members of the Early Careers team, Associates and Partners, who have all been through unconscious bias training.Assessment centres will take place in March 2025.The assessment centre comprises the following:<ul><li>A group exercise</li><li>An interview</li><li>A written exercise</li></ul>Successful candidates will commence their 6 year apprenticeship in September 2025 and will be employed on a permanent contract.&nbsp;You are only able to make one application for a Solicitor Apprenticeship vacancy per recruitment round.&nbsp;What we can offer youYou will be earning £21,840 nationally and £23,933 in London from day one and your salary will be reviewed each year.&nbsp; You will move onto the trainee salary in your final year and then the newly qualified solicitor salary on successful completion of the apprenticeship.Our apprentices receive a full benefits package including:<ul><li>25 days annual leave, with the opportunity to buy additional leave</li><li>Two fundraising days in a year to give back to the community (fully paid!)</li><li>Westfield Health membership, offering discounted leisure and travel and refunds on medical services</li><li>Contributory pension scheme</li><li>Access to a variety of training and development resources</li></ul>We also offer a huge number of well-being initiatives to encourage positive mental health both in and out of the workplace as well as flexible working options to ensure that you are fully supported to work the way that best suits you. Our social responsibility programme is fundamental to who we are. We’re committed to being a diverse and inclusive workplace where our colleagues can flourish. We have a range of groups to celebrate our people across sexuality, disability, age, gender and culture.&nbsp;Additional informationAs part of the Irwin Mitchell Group’s on-boarding process all successful applicants are required to complete the group’s employment screening process. This process helps to ensure that all new employees meet our standards in relation to honesty and integrity therefore protecting the interests of the Group, existing employees, clients, partners and other stakeholders.Depending on the role you apply for we may carry out checks that will establish your eligibility to work in the UK, and criminal record check and financial checks ­with a credit reference agency will also be undertaken.The employment screening process will fully comply with Data Protection and other applicable laws.Irwin Mitchell LLP is an equal opportunity employer.

Solicitor Apprenticeships (school leaver) - 2025 - Irwin Mitchell

Deadline: 3 March 2025For too long, there have been barriers preventing smart, capable people from joining the legal profession just because of where they’re from. But at Trowers, we believe that the next generation of solicitors should be made up of brilliant thinkers, no matter their background. Our door has always been open to all outstanding talent, and now we’re implementing a new way to help us reaffirm this commitment.We couldn’t be more excited to offer our first-ever Solicitor Apprenticeship programme. The programme offers hands-on experience, expert mentorship, and a path to a law degree and qualification as a solicitor, empowering a new generation to excel within the legal profession.Our four UK offices — Birmingham, Exeter, London and Manchester — are each offering two spots for apprentices on the programme, which means you can start your career closer to home.The key dates for the application period and the commencement of the Solicitor Apprenticeship are:• Applications open: 1 October 2024• Applications close: 3 March 2025&nbsp;• Apprenticeship starts: September 2025The ProgrammeWe created a different route into our firm because we believe in making the legal profession an even playing field. One where success is not based on someone’s background, but on their unique perspectives, drive and work ethic.If you're considering a career in law but aren't sure where to start, or if you've just begun to explore the idea of becoming a solicitor, this opportunity is for you.&nbsp;During the first four years of the programme, you will complete your law degree. In the final two years, you will complete the Solicitors Qualifying Examination, all while being exposed to a wide variety of departments. You'll be involved in real work, collaborating closely with your colleagues at all levels and getting a feel for the welcoming and supportive Trowers &amp; Hamlins culture.Eligibility and selection criteriaNo matter what background our colleagues have come from, or what role they play within the firm, they have some important things in common.&nbsp;• Adaptable. We are proud of our abilities to change approach depending on the situation or environment we’re in.• Collaborative. We work with others to achieve targets and deliver results as a team.• Communicative. We always communicate with others in a clear and concise way.• A growth mindset. Our people are passionate about continuing to develop their knowledge and learning.• Solid judgement. It’s important that we can come to a conclusion or make a decision based on any information provided.• Responsible. We always take ownership over our tasks.• Resilience. It’s important that we’re able to withstand pressure and recover quickly if faced with a difficult situation.• Strong academics**We look for candidates who have achieved, or who are on track to achieve, a minimum of 128 UCAS points (ABB) from their top three A-Levels or equivalent, and a minimum of 6 GCSEs with a Grade 6/B or above in English and Mathematics. We take into account mitigating circumstances and do not automatically reject candidates who do not reach this minimum criteria.You are eligible to apply for our programme if you have either already completed your A-levels (or equivalent), or are on track to complete your A-levels (or equivalent), by summer 2025. This programme is not aimed at university graduates or undergraduates — please see the other programmes on our website if you are in this category.The application processStep 1 – Online application formThe application process begins with our online application form. You will be asked to provide details about your education, work experience/employment history and will be asked to answer a series of additional long-answer questions.&nbsp;Step 2 – Online strengths-based assessmentOnce you have submitted your application, you will be invited to complete an online strengths-based assessment which aims to consider your strengths alongside the role of a solicitor apprentice. You will have 7 calendar days from submitting your application to complete the online assessment – we would therefore encourage you to complete the assessment as soon as you are able to and we recommend that you do not leave completing the assessment to the final day, in case any technical issues arise. Please note, we are unable to reopen the assessment once the deadline has passed.&nbsp;Before completing the assessment, we would strongly recommend that you <a href="https://www.cappfinity.com/global/preparation-hub/" target="_blank">complete some practice assessments</a>. You will also receive this link in the email containing your invitation to complete the assessment, after submitting your online application.Although the assessment is not timed, we recommend that you allow up to 75 minutes to complete it.&nbsp;After you have completed the assessment, you will receive a feedback report. This is for your own personal development and does not represent a decision from us at this stage.Following on from this, we will consider your online assessment in conjunction with your application form. You will hear whether you have been successful after this initial stage once the vacancy deadline has passed, as we do not recruit on a rolling basis.Step 3 – Assessment CentreIf you are successful after the application and online assessment, the final stage will see you visiting an assessment centre in person. There, you'll undertake a maximum of three exercises, including an interview with our colleagues working at the office you applied to.Hiring the right solicitor apprentices is very important to us, so we will ask you a series of motivational, competency and strengths-based questions – some of which may focus on what you've told us in your application form. You'll have the chance to ask us some questions too, of course!&nbsp;Salary / BenefitsApprentices at Trowers &amp; Hamlins receive a competitive salary (salaries are reviewed annually) and benefits package, which includes five weeks' annual leave each year, pension scheme, interest-free season ticket loan and private medical insurance.Apprenticeship salaries currently:&nbsp;• Starting salary in our regional offices (Birmingham, Exeter and Manchester) = £23k&nbsp;• Starting salary in London = £26k&nbsp;To find out more, click Apply.

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