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Kick-start your legal career with a day of expert sessions designed for first-year law students. Learn how to navigate the path to qualification, understand the law firm landscape, and start building the skills firms look for.
- Wed, 18 Mar
- 13:00-18:00 GMT
- First Year Law Fair
From first year to qualification: navigating the route to becoming a solicitor
Discover the solicitor career path, key milestones, early opportunities, and how to prepare strategically for qualification.
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Event starts on Wednesday 18th March at 13:00 GMT
2026/03/18 13:00
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From first year to qualification: navigating the route to becoming a solicitor
Discover the solicitor career path, key milestones, early opportunities, and how to prepare strategically for qualification.
Join us for an informative session offering an overview of the solicitor career path in the UK. We’ll explore key milestones such as vacation schemes, training contracts, and first-year opportunities, and how they shape your journey towards qualification. You’ll also gain practical insights into the essential requirements, timelines, and steps involved in pursuing a successful legal career.
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