Work Experience Programme (October 2026)
Lewis Silkin's four-day work experience programme offers sixth-form students the opportunity to gain first-hand insight into commercial law through workshops and shadowing, with the next placement running in October 2026.
London
A-Level
Law
In-Person
18 September 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
The four-day work experience programme at Lewis Silkin is designed to provide sixth-form students with an immersive introduction to commercial law. Participants attend skills workshops covering application tips, networking, and interview skills during the first two days and shadow lawyers and business services teams for the remaining two days. The October 2026 placement will take place at their London office. The scheme is inclusive and provides a £50 voucher for work essentials, pre-booked travel, and reasonable lunch expenses.
Who is it for?
Sixth-form students (Year 12 and 13), under 18, with the right to work in the UK, interested in a career in law or supporting a legal practice.
What you will gain
First-hand legal sector experience, CV and interview skills workshops, networking, insight into commercial law and business services, and practical workplace exposure, plus a £50 essentials voucher and travel/lunch support.
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Requirements
Applicants must be sixth-form students in Year 12 or 13, under 18, and have the right to work in the UK. Interest in the legal sector is required.
How to apply
Complete an online application form (up to 250 words about your interest in law and Lewis Silkin) by 23:59 on Friday 18 September 2026. Apply using the link provided on the programme webpage.
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