Tag: Students

Law grad on £16,500 a year who feels he’s “at the back of the queue” for jobs sparks social media storm

I’m not talking about widening the age range on your profile so you can match with partners

Mayer Brown Of Counsel Warsha Kalé on making the transition from university to practice

Bespoke legal masters introduced in 2009 to be replaced by new "Trainee Skills Academy"

Conclusive proof law revision is bad for your health

Bar regulator to host debate next month discussing three new proposed routes to qualification

The Legal Cheek and Shearman & Sterling EU referendum debate

Aspiring lawyer is now a backing a charity-led campaign to bolster discrimination laws

MoneyLaw reaches the City's magic circle

£124,000 newly qualified rate may prove a London game-changer

A fruitful career in contract law awaits unnamed eighth grader

“Greater prominence for ethics” proposals get the thumbs up from professors

Nadine Shanahan found it easier to get a foothold on the career ladder than she had expected

Sonny Flood thinks his acting experience will aid his legal career dreams

Exclusive: Gateway's copy-and-paste feature reproduces everything BUT vital grades on pupillage applications

New York stalwart is the latest firm to jump aboard the "MoneyLaw" bandwagon

Exclusive: Technical glitch leaves bar hopefuls "gutted"

And she’s been honoured for her bravery

Confused over covering up my ink

Second years push for university loan shake up

Student syllabuses set to change YET again