Training Contract With A 2.2 In Wake
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Your training will enable you to understand the practical implications of the law and develop the skills you'll need as a solicitor. The period of recognised training is normally two years full time, but it can be reduced if you have relevant previous legal experience.
Steve McKersie is the chief executive officer of Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP and co-chair of the firm's international board. As CEO, Steve is responsible for leading the development and implementation of Gowling WLG's strategic direction.
What's involved in a Gowling WLG training contract? Once you're on board, you'll spend two years developing practical legal skills and soaking in invaluable knowledge from colleagues across our firm, all whilst earning a competitive salary and getting to enjoy a range of exciting opportunities along the way.
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We've designed our vacation schemes to give you an immersive experience, showing you first-hand what it takes to succeed in the legal world. Held annually, our schemes take place at both our London and Birmingham offices. You will get to sit in one of our core practice areas and be immersed in a range of legal work.
You will need: A minimum of a honours in a qualifying law degree (see below); or. A minimum of a honours undergraduate degree in a non-law subject (or overseas equivalent in any subject) and a minimum of a pass in a GDL / PGDL or CPE (law conversion); or.
Your training will enable you to understand the practical implications of the law and develop the skills you'll need as a solicitor. The period of recognised training is normally two years full time, but it can be reduced if you have relevant previous legal experience.