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Ask The OracleThe fearI have secured a training contract with a major commercial law firm and am due to start this September. The thought of walking through the doors and being a trainee is daunting and I have no idea if I am going to sink or swim. What could I do between now and starting the job to prepare? Is it normal to have been successful in getting such a job, showing aptitude and the necessary skills only to feel completely unqualified? SRA: access all areasEver idly wondered what goes on inside SRA Towers? We have, so we asked head of legal education and training policy Clare Gilligan to lift the lid on the regulatory body. She kindly shares her experiences and reveals some of the challenges facing the profession. Featured LawyerCharlie PhillipsLewis Silkin LLP
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 Coming from a career in broadcast and online media, I wanted to train at Lewis Silkin because of its reputation in the media sector. The emphasis is on working effectively, not working late, and you get excellent support and training along with ample opportunity to work with top quality clients.
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Hammonds will introduce a client panel interview to its recruitment process for this year's summer vacation scheme (from which some of the firm's trainees are recruited).
Top City firm Lovells has launched a new diversity programme called Ladder to Law aimed at improving access to law for state-educated teenagers.
A Nottingham Law School (NLS), Nottingham Trent University professor has been appointed to the Administrative Justice and Tribunals Council by lord chancellor and secretary of state, Jack Straw.
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