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Training Contract

Druces LLP is offering training contracts for aspiring solicitors, providing hands-on experience with a structured two-year rotation through its core legal practice areas.

Location

London

Education

Graduate

Industry

Law

Deadline

30 August 2026

Last verified: 30 July 2026

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About this opportunity

Druces LLP's training contracts offer aspiring solicitors hands-on legal experience within a City of London law firm, with rotations across Corporate & Commercial, Dispute Resolution, Real Estate, and Private Wealth over two years. Trainees benefit from direct mentorship, involvement in high-value transactions, and exposure to both contentious and non-contentious work. The firm recruits a small annual intake, ensuring personalised training and significant responsibility. Trainees receive ongoing supervision, mentoring, and participate in firm-wide social activities.

Who is it for?

Graduates with a law degree or a non-law degree (with a 2:1 or above and PGDL), who have A-levels or equivalent grades of AAB and have completed or are enrolled in the LLM SQE1 & 2 course (including exams).

What you will gain

Structured two-year programme with four six-month seats in key practice areas, one-to-one mentoring, direct exposure to high-profile clients and complex cases, and comprehensive legal and client management training.

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Requirements

Law degree or 2:1 non-law degree with PGDL, A-levels or equivalent at AAB, completion or ongoing enrolment in the LLM SQE1 & 2 course (including exams). Druces does not provide funding for the SQE/preparation courses.

How to apply

Apply via the Druces Training Contract Application Form linked on the website.

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