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In this masterclass with BPP University Law School, you'll discover how BPP students have successfully financed their legal training. Dive into a detailed look of BPP's scholarships, master's loan funding, private loans and other innovative ways to fund your career.
Bird & Bird joins the likes of Mayer Brown International LLP, TLT LLP, DWF Group Plc, Kennedys and more by introducing a solicitor apprenticeship programme.
Reed Smith recently ran a competition asking students from four universities to submit a video on what they thought the law firm of the future would look like.
If you’ve decided that a career as a lawyer is for you, there are a few things you should be doing even before you begin university. This video is aimed at school students, sixth formers and those right at the beginning of their legal career journey.
Helen Martin, our London graduate development manager, talks to Morette Jackson, director of business development at The University of Law, about our new and exciting SQE plans outlining what you can expect from the new programme.
In this webinar, in collaboration with The University of Law, we run through the different Solicitor Qualifying Exam (SQE) preparation courses available, and the factors students should consider when choosing a course.
History graduate William Moore offers an insight into his journey in securing an associate role at Shoosmiths, as well as his area of expertise – data privacy.
BPP University Law School and Aspiring Solicitors have begun working together to provide new scholarships for Aspiring Solicitors members looking to practise in the public, pro bono, voluntary or charities sectors.
Are law firms still recruiting Legal Practice Course (LPC) graduates?
In this interactive masterclass with BPP University Law School, attendees tested their understanding of commercial fact patterns by participating in an exciting assessment-centre style activity with the panellists.
Horwich Farrelly has recruited 18 new apprentices – nearly double the amount it took on last year. The firm’s two-year apprenticeship scheme was one of the first to launch in the United Kingdom.
In November 2021, 1090 candidates, including 27 solicitor apprentices, took the first-ever Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE) – SQE1. The candidates received their results on Friday last week and the Solicitors Regulation Authority has revealed an overall pass rate of 53%.
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BPP University Law School is launching a new £1.5 million AI-powered learning platform from September to help train and prepare future lawyers for success in their exams.
I'm finishing my final year of a non-law degree. Is the application process for a vacation scheme or training contract more difficult or different for non-law students?
BPP University Law School has announced an increase in the scholarships it is offering this year.
BPP University has been named Education Investor Higher/Professional Education Provider of the year 2013 by a panel that included the Department of Education, Universities UK and the Confederation of British Industry.
Barking and Dagenham Council has become the first council to take on solicitor apprentices in-house.
How did we get here? Let me rephrase, as I don’t mean to engage in philosophy or theology – why did you and I choose to study law, or why do we have an interest in a legal career?