Legal Work Experience
Legal work experience is the essential part of the staple diet of any future lawyer; it’s the protein to the fruit and veg of your legal qualifications. Take a look at the articles below for law work experience inspiration.

AllAboutLaw Student
Legal work experience is the essential part of the staple diet of any future lawyer; it’s the protein to the fruit and veg of your legal qualifications. Take a look at the articles below for law work experience inspiration.
The legal sector is an extremely competitive occupational area. In addition to the sheer number of law undergraduates each year, graduates from non-law degree courses are able to convert to law.
*By work experience, we mean informal work experience or shadowing at a law firm, charity or company. You can also get formal experience, such as vacation schemes, mini pupillages or marshalling.
Many law firms offer open days for undergraduates and graduates, both from law and non-law degrees, to come into their offices and find out more about what they do.
A what? Yep, you read that right. A law gap year. “But I thought gap years were where you went travelling around the world, sipping cocktails on a sun lounger in Miami?” Well,
If you’re interested in pursuing a legal career, it is important to gain some practical experience outside of your studies to really give your applications the edge. While the Legal Practice Course
For those of you who are not aware, marshalling involves shadowing a judge. Ordinarily, one can marshal for anything between one day and one week. I have marshalled twice, once for three days and once
With record numbers of students to sift through each year, employers are now looking for the CV that stands out from the rest. There has been a downward trend in the
Visiting the courts is one of the most important things that aspiring solicitors and barristers can do. When I was an LLB student, I always found going to the Magistrates’ Courts and