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Deadline: not stated so apply as soon as possible.Ways to qualify with Elborne Mitchell LLPTo qualify through the traditional route, you will need to have commenced or completed the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) or the Legal Practice Course (LPC) by September 2021. Individuals choosing this route must have obtained a law degree or GDL and have completed the LPC before joining the firm. You will then be eligible to embark on our two-year Training Contract, during which you will also complete the Professional Skills Course.If you have not yet started or completed the GDL or LPC, you can qualify with us by following the Solicitor’s Qualifying Examination (SQE) route. To do so, we require you to have completed either a law degree or the new Postgraduate Diploma in Law, and to have passed both SQE assessments prior to joining the firm. You can then begin two years of Qualifying Work Experience on our Training Contract.Why Elborne Mitchell LLP?Elborne Mitchell LLP undertakes ‘big firm’ work in a small and less formal environment. Our non-hierarchical structure fosters a supportive culture where trainees are encouraged to be proactive and fully engage with the work available. Our trainees work directly with partners and are given significant responsibility from the first day of their training, creating invaluable learning opportunities.We aim wherever possible to retain our trainees as qualified lawyers with the firm and are looking for individuals with ambition, intelligence, and strong teamwork skills.We generally recruit trainee solicitors one year in advance.To apply, please email your CV and covering letter addressed to Kate Payne.

Training Contract - 2026 - Elborne Mitchell

Application deadline: not stated&nbsp;We are currently recruiting for training contracts commencing in March 2027 onwards.&nbsp;Only completed training contract applications will be accepted.Successful applicants will typically have a minimum “BBB” or equivalent at A level and a 2:1 or above degree.&nbsp;Applicants will typically have completed the LPC /SQE before they take up their position with us.&nbsp;Please bear this in mind when applying.&nbsp;No preference is given to any particular degree subject.&nbsp;Applicants of all ages are encouraged to apply.OverviewIf you are reading this you are probably considering applying to George Green LLP for a training contract. &nbsp;Hopefully this short note will give you a brief insight into what life is like at the firm….both professionally and socially.So what will you be doing on a daily basis? &nbsp;&nbsp;One of the good things about training with a firm this size is that you are exposed to a wide variety of work, from drafting wills and LPAs to assisting with the due diligence on a multi-million-pound transaction.No matter what you are doing you are always made to feel like a valued member of the team.&nbsp; Given the size of the firm you will find that everyone knows each other and there will always be someone available to help if you are unsure of anything. &nbsp;You will, of course, be required to take an appropriate amount of responsibility for the work you do from an early stage and you will also be expected to be able to cope with a variety of problems as and when they arise.&nbsp; You certainly won’t be spoon-fed but, equally, you won’t be left to feel like you’re drowning. &nbsp;One of our key values is “friendly” and that is the most mentioned word staff use when it comes to appraisals and this very much underpins how we look after our trainees.The firm offers a broad range of services which allows trainees to gain experience in a variety of different practice areas.&nbsp; Whilst trainees generally complete four six-month seats, the firm is willing to be flexible if you have shown an interest in a particular field.&nbsp; You can usually spend your final seat in the department you wish to qualify into with a view to hitting the ground running.What are the clients like?&nbsp; Due to the location of firm, it counts numerous owner-managed businesses amongst its clients, many of whom are still heavily involved in manufacturing; however, the reputation of the firm also attracts more high-profile, “blue chip” clients.&nbsp; You will be expected to engage with clients from an early stage and start developing long-term relationships that can be built on throughout your career.Trainees are encouraged to build contacts with other professionals from the outset and will be given invaluable opportunities to attend a variety of networking events.&nbsp; In the past, some of our trainees have been actively involved in the Birmingham Trainee Solicitor Society, the Wolverhampton Junior Lawyers Division and Future Alliance for the Black Country and have continued to reap the benefits of the contacts they have made following qualification.In terms of career progression, the firm is very keen to retain its trainees upon qualification.&nbsp; For those of you with aspirations for partnership, you should note that two of our most recently appointed partners started with us as trainees just 9 and 8 years ago respectively demonstrating how we are committed to fast tracking our home-grown talent!Trainees are also encouraged to get involved with the firm’s social committee which is responsible for organising the Christmas and summer parties as well as day trips, fundraising events and after-work socials.&nbsp; Each year we nominate a charity to support throughout the year and there are numerous opportunities for staff to become involved in a wide range of fun filled activities from cake sales to mountain&nbsp; hikes!Our approach throughout the Firm is open and approachable, friendly as we say above.&nbsp; Our Chief Executive is wedded to a non-hierarchical structure which promotes active management of career progression and, vitally, wellbeing.&nbsp; We coach and mentor everyone top to bottom with a view to everyone having every opportunity to be the best that they can be.&nbsp; David takes a keen interest in all trainees growth and development with a view to helping them make an informed choice as to where they would like to specialise on qualification.&nbsp; As David says, “whilst we do of course focus on caring for clients, vitally, we also prioritise caring for each other”.

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