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Baker McKenzie Networking Event: Deadline to apply 12th June
Baker McKenzie will be hosting a fantastic event for Aspiring Solicitors members in their second year of undergraduate studies on 17 July from 12.30 pm to 4.30 pm. Attendees will take part in exercises focusing on applications, especially relevant considering the pending training contract application on 31 July, plus networking sessions with members of the firm.
To apply for this event you must be:
- be an Aspiring Solicitors member
- not have previously attended an event with the firm
- currently (i.e. in the academic year 2016/17) be in your second year of undergraduate studies, whether Law or non-Law.
- be interested in pursuing a legal career at an international commercial law firm
- be on track to secure or have secured at least a 2:1 degree qualification
To apply follow this link
For more information, and to access their website follow this link
Good luck on your application!
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