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Application deadline: 31 July 2025Our commitment to each of our trainee solicitors is an investment in the future growth of our firmWe are proud to be lawcareers.net award winners for the “Medium Regional Law Firm – Best Trainer” based on positive feedback provided by our trainees.&nbsp;We only accept a small number of trainees each year.&nbsp; This allows us to ensure in-depth and personalised coaching and training.&nbsp; Quite often, as a trainee, you will work in the same room as a Partner or experienced Associate solicitor which has proved to enhance a trainee’s learning and development experience.We run a ‘buddy’ programme for all trainees.&nbsp;In the lead-up to joining the firm and during your training contract, there is direct contact with either one of our second-year trainees or a newly qualified solicitor.&nbsp;Your ‘buddy’ is a great source of information and support both before and during your training contract.What to expect as a traineeOnce you join the firm, we are committed to providing stimulating work and rewarding experiences.&nbsp; You will be given early responsibility, work on live matters, undertake meaningful tasks, and be a valued member of the Taylor Walton team from the off.&nbsp; With our three office locations, you will not only have the chance to experience up to four different practice areas, you may also work in different offices. This is a great way to get to know everyone in the firm and to really experience all that Taylor Walton, as a busy and successful law firm, has to offer your career.We are committed to helping our trainees develop skills beyond giving legal advice so that you develop as a rounded practitioner.&nbsp; Trainees are encouraged and supported to acquire business development confidence through a young professionals networking scheme and skills development training.&nbsp;Our trainees and newly qualified solicitors, along with other firm volunteers, are driving members of our Charity Champions fundraising and volunteering events.Your career beyond your training contractOur retention rate of trainees into newly qualified positions with the firm is exceptionally high.&nbsp;We see the training contract as the potential start of your long-term career with us and as part of the future success of the firm.In recruiting our trainees, we look beyond the training contract itself and see each individual as a part of the future success of the firm.Financial SupportWe appreciate that the route to qualification can be costly, so to help ease the financial pressure on you, we offer part-sponsorship towards the cost of the LPC or SQE.Apply for a training contractWe set high standards for our lawyers and set equally high expectations when recruiting.&nbsp; We invite applications from candidates who have a strong academic track record (minimum 2.1 degree; non-law degrees are welcome), those with a real enthusiasm for our practice areas and specifically joining Taylor Walton, those who demonstrate commercial awareness, a client-centric approach and have an aptitude for new business.Impact of the SQEWe welcome applications from those who intend to complete the LPC or SQE.&nbsp; You may only start a training contract with us once you have successfully passed the LPC, or passed both SQE 1 and 2, or have taken SQE 2 (awaiting results).&nbsp; We have a proven track record of developing trainees into rounded, highly accomplished and newly qualified solicitors.&nbsp; Our two-year structured training contract is designed to give you a wide, challenging and skills-based training opportunity under the supervision of trained Partners and lawyers.&nbsp; For these reasons, we do not accept any other qualifying work experience – all applicants are expected to complete a full two year training contract to be considered for a newly qualified position on qualification after our training contract programme.Occasionally, we have opportunities to join us straight from school as a Solicitor Apprentice, Paralegal or CILEx Apprentice.&nbsp; When opportunities arise, they will be advertised under Current Opportunities.We also offer a Summer Placement in 2025 and the application deadline for this is 31/03/2025.Our summer placement is a fantastic opportunity to experience work in the firm as a student trainee solicitor.&nbsp;The structured placement takes place for two weeks in July each year.&nbsp;The placement is designed for those in their penultimate year of their Law degree or those looking to secure a training contract commencing at our next intake.&nbsp;We aim to offer you the opportunity to experience work in both a commercial department and one of our private client departments.&nbsp;If successful in your application, you can expect to be involved in research tasks, attend client meetings and court, practice drafting skills and work alongside experienced fee earners on genuine client matters. We provide excellent opportunities to enhance your team working skills by working with fellow summer students on a case study considering issues facing the legal market.&nbsp;You will also meet Partners and Associates, hear about their journey into law and their professional career highlights, as well as work closely and socialise with our trainee solicitors.

Training Contract (2027) & vacation scheme (2025) - Taylor Walton

Closing date for applications to be sent is 31st March 2026.APPLICATIONS LISTED FOR 2026We offer a limited number of placements each year.&nbsp;Placements are within the Family Department and last one week.You will receive varied hands-on experience during your time at Osbornes Law. You are likely to attend court hearings, sit in on client interviews, conduct research, as well as general administrative duties.Working within a department, supervised by a partner or senior solicitor, will enhance your legal and practical skills. You will be very much a team player.&nbsp;What we expect from you:<ul><li>Minimum 3 Bs at A level</li><li>Undergraduates must be studying for a Law Degree</li><li>Post graduates will be considered if you are studying for a General Diploma in Law (GDL) or LPC</li><li>Enthusiasm and Flexibility</li></ul>

Work experience (unpaid) - 2026 - Osbornes Law

Deadline: rolling basisWork Placements for University StudentsWe welcome speculative CVs from law undergraduates, graduates, GDL and LPC students, or equivalent.&nbsp; If a position is not immediately available, these CVs are kept in case a suitable role does arise in the future.We have a history of employing law students in administrative roles, who work part-time whilst continuing their legal studies. These students frequently go on to pursue legal careers and training with us, or with other reputable legal businesses. Some of our current trainees, solicitors, and even partners, started with us in this way. We are proud to nurture this ‘home-grown’ talent and see our employees develop their careers.Our ideal candidate is a keen and ambitious student with a strong academic record. They will be interested in developing their legal careers and working with a highly regarded and well-established team of lawyers and support staff. They will show a passion for the law, particularly the areas of law that we practise, and a willingness to engage with and support the wider community.Please send speculative CVs and cover letters to our Office Manager.Please ensure your CV includes:<ul><li>Details of academic qualifications including GCSEs, A Levels or equivalent;</li><li>Your degree classification, LPC results or equivalent/SQE preference, including modules and grades achieved;</li><li>If your degree classification is pending, your predicted degree classification as well as evidence of previous results and recent grades;</li><li>If your LPC result is pending, your predicted grade as well as any exam results already received throughout the course.</li><li>Details of any relevant legal work experience.</li></ul>

Work experience - Crane & Staples Solicitors

Deadlines:Easter Vacation Scheme - 26 February 2025Summer Vacation Scheme- 23&nbsp;July 2025There are two ways to obtain a training contract with our firm. The first option is to apply to spend a week with us during our Vacation Scheme weeks. Students that impress and show an interest in pursuing a training contract will either be invited to a follow up assessment with our trainee recruitment panel or offered a place at the next available Trainee Assessment Day.Our award-winning Vacation Scheme invites students wishing to get a taster of what it is like to work at LP&nbsp;before applying for a training contract. Scoring highly in the Legal 500&nbsp;Future Lawyers survey rankings, the scheme offers visitors time to complete some real work alongside our partners and staff and to show us your skills.The 2025 Vacation Scheme will last a week and will run once during the Easter holidays and again in the Summer.&nbsp;During your week you will be given the chance to meet&nbsp;with our lawyers and current trainee solicitors, spend time in various teams practising different legal disciplines, and take part in a number of group exercises.&nbsp; Amongst other awards, we have been winners in the&nbsp;Legal 500 Future Lawyers&nbsp;'Social Life' category many times so you know there will be a visit to the pub at the end of the week!We recruit for both weeks separately so make sure you apply before the deadline for the week you wish to join. Due to the limited number of spaces available (we take up to five visitors per week) we usually have to prioritise applications from those eligible to apply for a training contract during the same year. Ordinarily this means that you will be in your second or third year of a full-time law degree, in your final year of a non-law degree or undertaking post graduate study. That being said, if you are applying for the Summer week and have just finished your first year of law, then we would certainly consider your application.To apply,&nbsp;please send a covering letter and a copy of your CV.&nbsp;Your application should outline your interests, career plans and why you feel you are the right candidate to spend a week with us.

Vacation scheme - 2025 - Leathes Prior

Start your legal career with TLT today.You’ve probably seen lawyers doing their thing in your favourite TV shows or films, but have you ever wondered what the legal profession is really like? This virtual work experience programme will help you to explore roles within the profession and you will gain some insight into a few legal sectors. So sit back and enjoy learning more through interactive content, videos with industry professionals and a series of activities.Follow the Apply link to register to access this free virtual work experience.

Virtual work experience/simulation (unpaid) via Springpod - TLT

Application deadline: rolling basis&nbsp;GT Stewart encourages applications from students who are interested in the areas of law that we work in.Due to the sensitive nature of the work and the issues that can arise, it is not appropriate to take on students below Year 12 (must be 16 years of age or above at the time of the placement).In accordance with our Equality &amp; Diversity policy we give priority to students from local state schools and academies.We are aware that those who are connected through family or social relations with professionals already working in the field are much more likely to obtain work experience in that field. For that reason we do not encourage direct applications from those who are related to our in house lawyers though we are happy to consider them as part of our general intake.Places are available at half term and during the summer holidays.Priority is given to those who apply early and generally will be allocated on that basis.Please send a covering letter and CV to: <a href="mailto:recruitment@gtstewart.co.uk" target="_blank">recruitment@gtstewart.co.uk</a>

Work experience (unpaid) - GT Stewart

For those keen to explore the range of different areas of law and types of firms, virtual job simulations available through Forage provide you with a free access to simulated legal tasks to help you develop skills in areas of law and firms that you may not be able to gain real-life experience of.Suitable for students, recent graduates and career changers.Over 90 simulated work experience programmes are available through Forage, searchable by company, so take a look and see what is the right fit for you.To access the free content, select Apply.Content continues to expand but the current UK and international employers with UK offices listing virtual work experience simulations in law via the Forage link include:<ul><li>A&amp;L Goodbody</li><li>A&amp;O Shearman</li><li>Ashurst</li><li>Baker McKenzie</li><li>BCLP</li><li>Bird &amp; Bird</li><li>Browne Jacobson</li><li>CIArb</li><li>City Century</li><li>Clifford Chance</li><li>Clyde &amp; Co</li><li>Herbert Smith Freehills</li><li>Hogan Lovells UK</li><li>Freshfields</li><li>Gateley</li><li>Jones Day</li><li>Kennedys</li><li>Latham &amp; Watkins</li><li>Linklaters</li><li>Mayer Brown</li><li>Morrison Foerster</li><li>Norton Rose Fulbright</li><li>Orrick</li><li>Pinsent Masons UK</li><li>RPC</li><li>Slaughter and May</li><li>Shepherd and Wedderburn</li><li>Watson, Farley &amp; Williams</li><li>Weil</li><li>White &amp; Case</li><li>Winston &amp; Strawn</li><li>Womble Bond Dickinson</li></ul>

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