Solicitor Training Contract 2027
A two-year solicitor training contract featuring four six-month seats across Napthens’ commercial and private-client departments.
Liverpool
Graduate, Postgraduate
Law
Hybrid
1 September 2026
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
The training contract begins in September 2027 and comprises four six-month seats. Available departments may include Corporate, Employment, Litigation, Residential Conveyancing, Real Estate, Family, Wills, Trusts and Probate. Trainees receive structured mentoring, supervision and a tailored development programme while contributing to real client matters.
Who is it for?
Graduates and postgraduate legal students who will have completed the LPC or both stages of the SQE before summer 2027.
What you will gain
Experience across four legal departments, early responsibility on client matters, structured mentoring, professional development and a potential long-term career within a leading North West law firm.
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Requirements
Applicants must have completed, or be on track to complete, the LPC or SQE1 and SQE2 before summer 2027. They should have or be predicted a minimum 2:1 degree and at least 120 UCAS points or equivalent.
How to apply
Apply online with a CV listing all academic and professional qualifications and achieved or predicted grades. Include a covering letter explaining why you want a legal career, which areas of law interest you and why you want to build a long-term career at Napthens.
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