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Trowers & Hamlins Insights Webinar for Year 12 Students

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Remote
Posted 2 days ago • Years 11, 12 • Ages 15–17
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An online session breaks down routes to qualifying as a solicitor, including the apprenticeship route into law. Explore an international firm's work and culture, then get practical insight into what the profession involves and steps to progress.

Closes 3 June 2027

This online webinar is for Year 12, S4 and S5 students who are interested in exploring the solicitor apprenticeship route into law. It offers an introduction to Trowers & Hamlins, an award-winning international law firm, and gives students a chance to learn more about the firm’s work and culture.

The session also explains the different routes to qualification, helping attendees understand how a solicitor apprenticeship can fit into a legal career path. It is designed for students who are considering law as a future career and want practical insight into what the profession involves, along with guidance on the steps needed to progress.

Applicants are expected to meet one of the listed academic routes and should have the right to work in the UK where applicable. Places are limited, and priority is given to students who meet the stated criteria.

Registration is via an Uptree account, and attendance is taken seriously for both virtual and in-person programmes.

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Application Deadline

3 June 2027

Prioritisation begins two weeks before the event. Successful applicants receive an invitation 1-2 weeks before the event.

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3 June 2027, 16:30 – 17:30

Duration: 1 hour

Location

Remote
  • Year 12/S4/S5 students interested in applying to a solicitor apprenticeship route into law.
  • A minimum of 6 GCSEs, including English and Maths at grade 6 or above.
  • Predicted grades of ABB at A Level.
  • A minimum of 5 National 5s, including English and Maths.
  • Predicted grades of BBBC at Higher.
  • Applicants must have the right to work in the UK and hold, or be able to obtain, the relevant visa where applicable.
  • Priority will be given to students who meet the criteria listed at the top of the page.

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