Being a Solicitor Apprentice - 1.5 years in
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Update: It turns out I cannot retake!
Comment down below what your experince has been as an apprentice - we can all learn from each others experiences!
In any case welcome to Apprencticeish, where we talk all about being an apprentice and apprenticeships - kind of!
There was so much that I could have said in this video, but let me know what you want to see about working in law or apprenticeships.
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I love this, so well presented 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thank you!
And I’m so here for this 🔥
Me too ma’am! The plan is to stick around✌🏾
Yassss 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Thank you !
Love this vid xx
Will doing bio chem and maths at a level put me at a disadvantage
Not necessarily! You’d have lots of transferable skills but it really depends on the firm and their preferences. Just make sure you can communicate well why you are a successful candidate and how the skills you’ve pick up from those subjects can help you in your chosen apprenticeship.
Do you have a choice of modules or are they the same for every degree?
Can you go on a degree apprenticeship if you already have student loans from an undergraduate degree? Presumably you don't get funding?
I don’t have a choice for any of the modules that I study.
In terms of the degree apprenticeship it depends on the uni or employer. I am aware that there are such programmes called a graduate apprenticeship but I don’t know enough details about them to comment properly. I suggest looking at the University of Law’s website in their apprenticeship section. That’s where I saw it.
2:58 But everybody is saying you have to balance a full time job and degree.
Indeed you do. I explain further in my ‘check in’ videos. In there I explain, in essence everything up until third year was fine for me and then the degree became more complex content wise.
What firm do you work in?
Leigh Day
Hi, so basically lets say I become a qualified solicitor through apprenticeship and then I want to become a barrister, Can I do that?
Hello Nimra! I’m not aware of any restrictions on becoming a barrister after you qualify as a solicitor. It’s worth researching because I know know the answer with 100% certainty
What A levels did u take and what did you get if u don’t mind ?
No worries! I chose French, philosophy and classical civilisation (I dropped English literature)