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Limitless Law Work Experience Programme

Penningtons Manches Cooper

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Work Experience
In-person · London
Posted yesterday • Years 12, 13 • Ages 16–18
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Spend five days exploring law through hands-on sessions built around real-world issues, alongside solicitors and central team professionals. Build skills in personal development, teambuilding, marketing and networking, then sharpen your CV in a dedicated workshop at the firm’s London office.

Closes 12 February 2027

Limitless is Penningtons Manches Cooper’s five-day pipeline programme for sixth form and college students who want to explore the legal profession in a structured and supportive setting. It introduces participants to solicitors and central team professionals, giving them an overview of the work they do and the different routes into law.

The programme combines hands-on interactive sessions based on real-world issues with skills workshops focused on personal development, teambuilding, marketing, and networking. Participants also take part in a CV workshop to help them stand out when applying for jobs or university.

The programme is based in the firm’s London office and is intended for students who are able to travel there from a commutable distance.

LawLaw, Politics & International Affairs
Application Deadline

12 February 2027

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12 July 2027 – 16 July 2027

Duration: 5 days

Location

In-person · London
  • Must be studying at sixth form or college towards higher education such as A-levels, BTEC, NVQ, International Baccalaureate or Scottish Highers, typically in Year 12 or 13 in England and Wales, or S6 in Scotland.
  • Interested in a career in law, although it is not necessary to want to study law.
  • Attending, and have always attended, a state-funded, non-fee-paying school or college.
  • Must meet one or more of the PRIME eligibility criteria, including being from a household where no parent or guardian attended university, having received free school meals or a bursary, being in local authority care, being or having been a carer, coming to the UK as a refugee or asylum seeker, attending a school or college with below average A-Level or higher point score and/or low progression to higher education, or having a main earner in a routine or manual occupation.
  • If local authority care criteria are met, no other criteria are required.
  • Priority will be given to individuals who have not had similar work experience in a professional services firm or as part of a structured programme.
Pay & Benefits

Travel expenses are covered in advance and lunch is provided for all participants.

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