Year groups(s)
England - Year 12
Timing
Easter holidays
Course format
Hybrid
Renumeration
Unpaid
Programme details
Our one week work experience takes place annually in April.
Our programme gives school students the opportunity to meet and learn from a range of lawyers across the firm. Through practical work experience and a blend of learning and development workshops, we prepare students with the skills needed to succeed in a career in law, such as research, analysis, team building, personal brand and presenting. We also provide careers advice on topics such as interview technique and CV writing.
You will spend time with a number of different departments, such as Procurement, Real estate and Planning, Litigation and ICT projects.
The programme aims to give students an insight into the range of careers available in the legal profession, the potential routes into those careers and to develop key skills required to succeed in the legal sector
When does it happen?
Annually in April.
Who can apply?
To apply for our work experience programme participants must meet PRIME’s eligibility criteria. We deliver our PRIME work experience placement week in partnership with the Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Programme and they also require students to be in Year 12 at the start of the Programme and live within a reasonable commute to a partner university.
How many spaces do you have?
We have 5 places available to participate in our work placement programme.
Who do I need to contact?
We deliver our PRIME work experience placement week in partnership with the Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Programme. The placements are accessible to participants of the Pathways to Law Programme, who enrolled on the Programme at the start of Year 12. To find out more and apply for our work experience programme, visit our website here .
Apprenticeships
We currently offer the SQE apprenticeship. You can find more information here.
Our programme gives school students the opportunity to meet and learn from a range of lawyers across the firm. Through practical work experience and a blend of learning and development workshops, we prepare students with the skills needed to succeed in a career in law, such as research, analysis, team building, personal brand and presenting. We also provide careers advice on topics such as interview technique and CV writing.
You will spend time with a number of different departments, such as Procurement, Real estate and Planning, Litigation and ICT projects.
The programme aims to give students an insight into the range of careers available in the legal profession, the potential routes into those careers and to develop key skills required to succeed in the legal sector
When does it happen?
Annually in April.
Who can apply?
To apply for our work experience programme participants must meet PRIME’s eligibility criteria. We deliver our PRIME work experience placement week in partnership with the Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Programme and they also require students to be in Year 12 at the start of the Programme and live within a reasonable commute to a partner university.
How many spaces do you have?
We have 5 places available to participate in our work placement programme.
Who do I need to contact?
We deliver our PRIME work experience placement week in partnership with the Sutton Trust Pathways to Law Programme. The placements are accessible to participants of the Pathways to Law Programme, who enrolled on the Programme at the start of Year 12. To find out more and apply for our work experience programme, visit our website here .
Apprenticeships
We currently offer the SQE apprenticeship. You can find more information here.
