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LawBritannia provides you with free, expert careers advice on our website about everything from researching firms to useful publications. We explain clearly the steps you need to take to become a lawyer in the UK and lead you through training contracts applications into a successful career.
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What firms look for and when to apply - a straightforward guide demystifying the recruitment process for trainee solicitors - view free extracts from our complete guide to training contract application forms.
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Your resume or Curriculum Vitae is your primary personal marketing tool and is often the first contact you will have with decision makers at the firm. First impressions are of supreme importance - make sure your CV stands out with our tips and free template.
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You can even qualify as a lawyer without a law degree.
If you have studied law or are a qualified lawyer outside the UK the steps do you need to take in order to qualify as a lawyer in England and Wales, it is easier than you think!
   
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Studying law in the UK
Law qualifications from the UK are widely recognised and respected in many countries. Studying law not only allows you to develop your analytical, time management and communication skills but also allows you to specialise and gain international experience; and perhaps even qualify as a lawyer in the UK if you choose to.
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