Tag: Students

Commercial set ups pupil money by 20%

It's all about the quality of the deals -- and the on-site pool

Wisdom of regulator's commitment to inclusivity questioned

Story of Stephanie Charbine becomes headline news as glut of law students leaves nearly a third jobless

New Sunday Times 'Good University Guide' mostly tells you what you already knew, although there are a few surprises

"It's not a marathon or a sprint, it's the 10,000 metres"

Is "earn-while-you-learn" set to become the new training contract?

Law school has a very unique way of depicting members of Britain’s police force

Other big name to boost graduate hiring is Ashurst with 12.5% increase; five mid-tier outfits also offering more training contracts

LinkedIn sexism row barrister also says her leg was inappropriately "rubbed" during mini-pupillage

Big-paying commercial and chancery set announces dissolution after four barristers depart

Mobile-photo albums are a treasure-trove of fond memories -- unless you're studying law

Contrasting retention fortunes at Macfarlanes and Ashurst

Lawyers, look away now -- the latest misuse of the auctioneer’s hammer is from an institution that should really know better

Norton Rose Fulbright newly qualified solicitor Tom Capel on how the hard-to-define concept beloved of law firms manifests itself in real life

Wheelie-suitcase wielding bar students descend on law schools -- but how will the 2015-16 band of wannabe barristers use their textbooks?

Selection procedures for training contracts and pupillages favour the privileged, says top judge

Trio pick other law schools ahead of Kaplan's closure, but other firms commit to stay until end of 2015-16 academic year

Straight outta law school

English-style vocational course to be launched north of the border

Child prodigy Aussie is a month older than BPTC graduate Gabrielle Turnquest when she was called to the bar in 2013