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Top tips from solicitors’ firms
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Top tips from solicitors’ firms

Posted on September 8, 2014 by Claire Leslie • Leave a comment

During the summer career consultants go out to visit employers. It ensures that we keep up to date with what they’re looking for, so that we can help you with your decision making and applications.  I’ve been to Farrer & Co, Norton Rose Fulbright, Hogan Lovells, Shearman & Sterling, Mayer Brown and SGH Martineau. So what’ve I learnt? Continue reading →

Be an early bird and plan your applications
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Be an early bird and plan your applications

Posted on July 23, 2014 by Claire Leslie • 3 Comments

Summer is here, exams are over and you don’t have to be back on campus until October – time to put your feet up. Or is it? Well, not if you want to be the career early bird and bag yourself a job before you graduate. Some of the big graduate schemes are already open for … Continue reading →

Three reasons it’s great to graduate in 2014
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Three reasons it’s great to graduate in 2014

Posted on May 22, 2014 by Helen Stringer • Leave a comment

If you’re staring down the barrel of your final few weeks at Warwick, take comfort in the fact this is a good time to graduate and certainly better than at any time since the infamous credit crunch. Continue reading →

Start your career in an SME
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Start your career in an SME

Posted on December 12, 2012 by Helen Stringer • Leave a comment

It’s easy to see why so many students are drawn to the big graduate recruiters: prestige, salary, structured training and a fairly transparent (if sometimes rather lengthy) selection process. Competition for graduate schemes is intense, but the eye watering applicant to offer ratio doesn’t seem to deter students – quite the opposite. And there’s some … Continue reading →

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