Careers

Entering the legal profession without a law degree can feel daunting, but with the right approach, your non-traditional background can become a significant advantage. Here are ten essential tips to help you succeed. Understand different career paths. Not having a law degree means your route into the profession will differ from traditional law students. Research whether you want to become a solicitor or barrister, and realise that your differing background can actually distin

With application season here, and moving faster than ever, it's important to take inventory of the things you need not forget when filling out the application form. Below is a list of tips I’ve learned from experience and the experienced on how to go about vacation scheme and training contract applications. 1. The ‘STAR’ method Situation, Task, Action, Result. Throughout your application process, including interviews and blended assessments, you’ll be asked to answer competen

In today’s legal landscape, your digital presence is as crucial as your CV. LinkedIn is not merely a networking tool, but a platform for...

In part one, we explored several careers for those passionate about law and its study. In this part, we explore careers that are more...

What do I do with a law degree? Not all law students aspire to become lawyers. If you're passionate about the law but not a lawyer’s...

While many law students qualify as solicitors or barristers, these are by no means the only professional options available. A law degree...

One of the first career questions law students encounter is whether to become a solicitor or a barrister. It is not a decision that must...