Manchester Vacation Scheme: Path to Training Contract

Allaboutlaw; Greater London; Sur place; GBP 24 000 - 30 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Fieldfisher is offering a Vacation Scheme designed to provide authentic insight into life as a trainee solicitor and the primary route into a Training Contract commencing in September 2029. The scheme blends real work, skills development, networking, and assessment to help you experience our European law firm culture.

We focus on potential, curiosity and continuous learning, offering meaningful exposure to commercial law, teamwork, and client interactions, with support from supervisors and

Qualifications

• Be in your penultimate or final year of university (or have already graduated).
• Have achieved a minimum of ABB at A-Level (or equivalent).
• Be on track to achieve, or have achieved a 2:1 in any degree discipline.
• Demonstrate a genuine interest in commercial law.
• Be eligible to work in the UK (visa support available for successful Training Contract candidates).

Responsabilités

• Complete real work within a legal practice area.
• Gain exposure to clients, transactions and international work.
• Attend commercial awareness, skills and development workshops.
• Receive feedback and coaching from supervisors and colleagues.
• Learn about Fieldfisher's culture, values and collaborative way of working.
• Build your professional network across lawyers, trainees and business services teams.

Connaissances

Commercial awareness

Analytical thinking

Teamwork

Formation

ABB at A-Level

2:1 degree

Description du poste

Fieldfisher is offering a Vacation Scheme designed to provide authentic insight into life as a trainee solicitor and the primary route into a Training Contract commencing in September 2029. The scheme blends real work, skills development, networking, and assessment to help you experience our European law firm culture.

We focus on potential, curiosity and continuous learning, offering meaningful exposure to commercial law, teamwork, and client interactions, with support from supervisors and