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The Legal Explorer Programme
Work experience programme for Leeds and Manchester social mobility A-Level students; monthly workshops, mentoring, week of in-person experience.
Leeds, Manchester
A-Level
Legal
Hybrid
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Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
Programme for Year 12 and Fifth Year students in Leeds or Manchester. Includes online workshops, mentoring, paid in-person work experience, provision of laptop, bursary, and travel expenses.
Who is it for?
Social mobility candidates in Year 12 (England), attending state schools, within an hour of Leeds or Manchester office, and at least one further disadvantage criterion.
What you will gain
Laptop, online workshops, mentor, paid work experience, travel expenses, bursary, award opportunity.
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Requirements
Year 12 in 2026/2027 (England), state-funded school, within 1 hour of Leeds or Manchester office, at least one further social mobility criterion.
How to apply
Online application. Applicants may be contacted for a phone call. Rolling consideration—early application recommended.
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