Virtual Experience Programme
Regardless of your university degree, prior experience, location or year group, our Virtual Experience Programme offers an amazing insight into what it's like to be a Trainee Solicitor with a global law firm.
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Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
The programme includes a series of tasks, each taking around 30-45 minutes to complete, supported by videos featuring actual Baker McKenzie lawyers who introduce the challenge and explain what’s involved. It gives a feel for what being a world-class lawyer and a Trainee Solicitor is really about and is designed to help you develop a range of valuable skills. Perhaps the best thing about the Virtual Experience Programme is that it’s always open, so you can log on and take part at a time that’s convenient for you.
Who is it for?
Anyone seeking insight into being a Trainee Solicitor; regardless of university degree, prior experience, location or year group.
What you will gain
Insight into being a Trainee Solicitor and practical experience through tasks and lawyer-led videos. Development of skills including civil litigation, collaboration, drafting court documents, oral communication and written communication.
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Requirements
Regardless of your university degree, prior experience, location or year group.
How to apply
The programme is always open; you can log on and take part at a time that’s convenient for you.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Baker McKenzie page to apply for this opportunity.
Apply on Baker McKenzieAlways confirm eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly on the official Baker McKenzie website before applying. Nentra does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party programme details.
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