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Trainee Solicitor Open Day 2026

Virtual open day at Bird & Bird for aspiring solicitors, featuring talks, workshops and skill sessions.

Location

Virtual

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Law

Format

Online

Deadline

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Last verified: 16 September 2026

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About this opportunity

Bird & Bird's Trainee Solicitor Open Day 2026 is a virtual event offering insights into life as a solicitor at the firm. Activities include insight talks, panel discussions, Q&As, workshops and skill sessions. The event is intended for those who can start a training contract in September 2029 or sooner.

Who is it for?

Applicants able to start a training contract in September 2029 or sooner. You must be in your final year of a non-law degree, penultimate or final year of a law degree, or studying/have completed PgDL or SQE1/SQE2.

What you will gain

Insight into life as a solicitor at Bird & Bird through talks, workshops, skill sessions, and networking.

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Requirements

Final year of a non-law degree, or penultimate/final year of a law degree, or studying/completed PgDL, or studying/completed SQE1/SQE2.

How to apply

Applications open midday on 14 September 2026. There is rolling recruitment. Deadline is listed as midday on 2 October 2026 but another date (9 October at 11:00 UTC) also appears. Apply early as applications are screened as received.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official Bird & Bird page to apply for this opportunity.

Always confirm eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly on the official Bird & Bird website before applying. Nentra does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party programme details.

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