If you're in your final year at university or you've already graduated, our Spring Vacation Scheme is the perfect stepping stone to a Training Contract.
We think that it’s important that your experience on our Spring Vacation Scheme mirrors the reality of the role of a Trainee Solicitor and life at the Firm. With that in mind, we’ll involve you in live work.
You’ll attend client meetings and network with fee-earners of all levels – Partners, Associates and Trainee Solicitors. A lunch with our Management Committee will also give you a better understanding of the Firm’s overall strategy.
Over the course of two weeks, we’ll give you experience in two different seats, with an allocated supervisor and a buddy in each. Since pro bono work is such an important aspect of what we do, you’ll also get to undertake a pro bono project.
Along the way, there will be training sessions to help familiarise you with some of our typical transactions, and develop some of the key skills you’ll need as a Trainee Solicitor. You’ll also take part in a client pitch exercise, which is a great opportunity to work closely with other people on the Vacation Scheme.
How many places are there?
There are 15 places available.
Who can apply?
Final-year students and graduates in any degree discipline.
How long is it, and when?
The scheme is run over three weeks from 2nd of April – 19th April 2024.
What are the eligibility requirements?
You should have, or be on track for, a 2:1 or above. We use a contextualised recruitment system, which enables us to consider those with real potential who fall slightly short of our criteria.
Are attendees paid for their time?
Attendees are paid the £460.25 per week
Where is it based?
At the Baker McKenzie offices in London.
When should I apply?
Applications are now closed.
Applications are now closed.
The scheme will start on the 2nd April 2024 and takes place over three weeks.
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