The Solicitor Apprenticeships shall commence on 18th September 2023, specialising in one area of law. These apprenticeships are fully funded with financial support from the Government made available through the apprenticeship levy.
To be considered for a Solicitor Apprenticeship, the trainee must have a strong academic record and either have a law degree or have completed the law conversion course at 2:2 accreditation or above.
The duration of the Solicitor Apprenticeship is 2 ½ years. During this time the trainee will undertake the Level 7 Graduate Entry Solicitor Apprenticeship (part-time) as per the attached programme schedule from BPP. This programme will build on the existing knowledge and skills of the trainee to help them gain confidence using the core legal tasks that are expected in practice. In addition, they will also undertake the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE) assessments.
Full details of how the Solicitor Apprenticeships are structured can be found in the Solicitor Apprenticeship Policy and Procedure. Please ensure you read this policy carefully before making an application. We also advise applicants to ensure that they fully understand how the SQE assessments are structured and the amount of studying which is involved. You can find more information about that here: https://sqe.sra.org.uk/about-sqe/what-is-the-sqe/assessment-topics
Please submit your application letter & CV with “Solicitor Apprenticeship” as the email subject line to recruitment@taylor-rose.co.uk by Wednesday 31st May 2023.
Company Core Values:
Aspirations: To be the best that you can, motivated to do things better, works smarter not harder, embraces changes, learns from mistakes, takes an interest in the vision of the business
Integrity: Open and honest, shows respect, admits mistakes, looks at ways to improve and share ideas
Innovation: Creative and Dynamic, Adaptable to change, seeks ways of doing things better, get involved with work that makes a difference, continuously learns new things for personal development
Commitment: Relationships for the long-term
