The introduction of the SQE and qualifying work experience (QWE) last year marked a step change in how people train and become a solicitor. This
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Major City law firms are funding the training of more than 20 aspiring solicitors this year through a landmark initiative to create the next generation
In this episode LawCareers.net speak to private client lawyer Anna Casey-Woodward (they/them) and consultant solicitor and collaborative family lawyer Bridget Garrood (she/her). They share their
Addleshaw Goddard offers 58 training contracts each year and is committed to addressing underrepresentation in law and breaking barriers to entering the profession. Speakers will
This session on 25 April at 5pm is taking place just under six months after the introduction of the new SQE regime. The team at
This Law Society session is scheduled on 20 April 2022, between 13:00-14:00 and is aimed at solicitors across all levels of PQE seeking to return to the legal
If you are taking up pupillage in Autumn 2022, paid a total for the pupillage year of no more than £30,000 (including guaranteed earnings), you
If you missed this JLD Webinar for junior legal professionals on NQ interviews you can watch the on-demand recording from the law society here: Tackling
What is qualifying work experience (QWE)? Join this free webinar from the SRA on 6 April to find out and get the facts on: what counts as
In this episode LawCareers.net speak to blogger and aspiring lawyer Phil Steventon from The Neurodivergent Lawyer blog. He shares his experiences and insight into neurodiversity,