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Ellisons Easter Vacation Scheme

Easter Vacation Scheme for sixth form students interested in Ellisons' Solicitor Apprenticeship (Sept 2027), offering hands-on legal experience at offices in East Anglia.

Location

Colchester, Ipswich, Chelmsford, Bury St Edmunds

Education

A-Level / Sixth Form

Industry

Law

Format

In-Person

Deadline

31 January 2027

Last verified: 10 October 2026

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About this opportunity

One-week programme providing practical legal experience at Ellisons (Colchester, Ipswich, Chelmsford, Bury St Edmunds), including tasks across legal practice areas, workshops (legal compliance, financial awareness, research, presentation, interview skills), and networking. Participants are supported by a Vacation Scheme Supervisor and have opportunities for feedback and social events.

Who is it for?

Sixth form students studying three A Levels, or equivalent qualifications worth 126 UCAS points, intending to apply for Ellisons' Solicitor Apprenticeship starting September 2027.

What you will gain

Valuable workplace skills, insight into a legal career, networking, mentoring, feedback, and a potential interview for the Solicitor Apprenticeship Programme.

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Requirements

Three A Levels or equivalent qualifications worth 126 UCAS points. Interest in the Solicitor Apprenticeship 2027 intake.

How to apply

Apply between 2026-10-01 and 2027-01-31. Shortlisted candidates attend the Easter Vacation Scheme (2027-04-05 to 2027-04-09). Successful participants are invited to interview as part of Solicitor Apprenticeship recruitment.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official Ellisons page to apply for this opportunity.

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

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