congratulations on becoming a solicitor, I remember seeing the struggle when my brother was trying to find a training contract so I know the struggle and how much of a massive achievement that is! when a upanah succeeds we all succeed
This is super helpful! I love that you bring your personality out in your videos - I definitely 'lol'ed' a few times! It makes them so enjoyable to watch :)
Very helpful! I honestly don’t know how you guys do or respond to the commercial awareness questions! To me, It seem like it’s very easy to you😅. Well done for that great work!
That was so useful thank you so much ! You should make this into a series where you show us other examples or at least how you would respond to certain types of questions !
I absolutely love your videos! I'm a graduate and looking to apply for LPC at Uni of Law (self funded, how fun) and in the future training contracts. I love your personality and you are incredibly helpful.❤️
Great vid! Could you please enlighten me about when I should apply for a training contract if I want to start in 2025? (Currently third year BA LLB student from India) thanks!
Keep them coming sis. You’re an inspiration. One question. Do you think it will be harder for a ethnic minority to secure a training contract? If so, what can they do to overcome such obstacles? I understand this is a contentious issue. Your employers probably monitor this page. If you do not want to comment I completely understand. More power to you!
thank you so much! I wouldn't necessarily say it would be harder - of course there is bias sometimes and judgement, as you can get in any field. I haven't personally experienced anything like that. if anything I use my ethnic minority background to an advantage, I use it as a means of making me stand out and also to filter which firm was right for me. At the end of the day, the firm I picked was one that accepted me for me, and I wanted to be in that supportive environment ❤️
Yes, most firms open their vac schemes applications for those in their 2nd year and above. It's worth double checking the eligibility requirements for every firm you want to apply for on their website :)
@@idilzeynepss No worries!! All my tips for applying to firms is in my 'Training Contract 101' playlist. I did go to a Russell Group yes, I went to Uni of Bristol :)
congratulations on becoming a solicitor, I remember seeing the struggle when my brother was trying to find a training contract so I know the struggle and how much of a massive achievement that is! when a upanah succeeds we all succeed
Thank you so much!! Yesss love that energy 👊🏽
This is super helpful! I love that you bring your personality out in your videos - I definitely 'lol'ed' a few times! It makes them so enjoyable to watch :)
hahaha, thank you so much!!
Thanks for sharin this online. I've learned a lot as I come from a non law background and go directly the SQE 1 prep & assessment.
Excellent!
Very helpful! I honestly don’t know how you guys do or respond to the commercial awareness questions! To me, It seem like it’s very easy to you😅. Well done for that great work!
Aw it took a lot of practice for me, definitely was not easy at first for me either haha! Thank you very much xx
Your analysis videos are my absolute fav, thank you so much for sharing, super useful!!🙌🏽
Aw love that! Thanks for watching
Very useful video. I love the way you apply your experiences to the question.
Thank you!
That was so useful thank you so much ! You should make this into a series where you show us other examples or at least how you would respond to certain types of questions !
Thanks for the idea! I do have other examples on my Instagram in the meantime :) really like the idea of how I would respond to certain questions tbf
I absolutely love your videos! I'm a graduate and looking to apply for LPC at Uni of Law (self funded, how fun) and in the future training contracts. I love your personality and you are incredibly helpful.❤️
That's so kind, thank you so much!!
Learning from the best 👊
Great vid! Could you please enlighten me about when I should apply for a training contract if I want to start in 2025? (Currently third year BA LLB student from India) thanks!
Keep them coming sis. You’re an inspiration. One question. Do you think it will be harder for a ethnic minority to secure a training contract? If so, what can they do to overcome such obstacles? I understand this is a contentious issue. Your employers probably monitor this page. If you do not want to comment I completely understand. More power to you!
thank you so much! I wouldn't necessarily say it would be harder - of course there is bias sometimes and judgement, as you can get in any field. I haven't personally experienced anything like that. if anything I use my ethnic minority background to an advantage, I use it as a means of making me stand out and also to filter which firm was right for me. At the end of the day, the firm I picked was one that accepted me for me, and I wanted to be in that supportive environment ❤️
Not me suggesting Tesla as a client for Firm B 😭😭😭
LMAOOOO, Elon would be proud x
can you apply to vacation schemes in your 3rd year of law degree?
Yes, most firms open their vac schemes applications for those in their 2nd year and above. It's worth double checking the eligibility requirements for every firm you want to apply for on their website :)
@@simranjeetkmann do you have any tips for applying for silver circle law firms? And did you go to a russel group uni?
Thanks for replying xx
@@idilzeynepss No worries!! All my tips for applying to firms is in my 'Training Contract 101' playlist. I did go to a Russell Group yes, I went to Uni of Bristol :)