Programmes

Launch your law career

No matter what stage you’re at, a Baker McKenzie law programme will launch your path to success.

First Year Insight Scheme

Created specifically for first-year university students, this two-day programme gives you the chance to experience how a global law firm operates and see the kind of work we do first-hand.

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Spring Vacation Scheme

Whether you’ve just graduated or are in your final year of university, this scheme is your chance to experience working for a global law firm. Over three weeks, you’ll attend meetings, network, and experience two different seats to give you a real taste of what we do.

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Summer Vacation Scheme

If you’re in the final or penultimate year of your degree (or second year of a four-year course) or have recently graduated, this is your chance to see what being a commercial lawyer is really like at a global firm.

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Direct Training Contract

Our two-year Training Contract will take your ambition and turn you into a well-rounded lawyer. With the very best technical and skills training from our top lawyers, you’ll get unique advice and experiences to help you grow.

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BEGINNINGS at Baker McKenzie

Want to be a lawyer but not sure where to start? Designed for Year 12 students, this programme will help you take your first steps in the right direction. Over the course of this 18-month social mobility-focused development programme, you’ll get work experience, exciting networking opportunities, and support to help you overcome any social or economic obstacles to achieving your goals.

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Support

Additional financial support

We recognise that the cost of qualifying as a Solicitor can prevent some people from entering the legal profession. As a firm, we want to encourage as many applicants from as diverse a range of backgrounds as possible. That’s why we’ve introduced two new grants to provide additional financial support to those who have accepted a Training Contract offer from us and are experiencing financial difficulty.