Winter London Vacation Scheme
Two-week paid legal vacation schemes in London at Paul, Weiss, open to penultimate and final-year law students and graduates, with automatic consideration for a Training Contract.
London
Undergraduate
Law
In-Person
25 September 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
Participants will be treated as members of the team from day one, working on live client matters in multiple legal practices. You will draft documents, attend meetings, receive mentorship from leading lawyers, and be automatically assessed for a Training Contract. Financial support includes paid accommodation, travel, meals, professional attire grant, and a £1,500 salary for each two-week scheme.
Who is it for?
Penultimate or final-year law students or graduates, or non-law students in their final year or graduates; must be able to be in London during the scheme.
What you will gain
Hands-on legal experience, mentorship, assessment for a Training Contract, and generous financial support including salary, meals, accommodation, and attire grant.
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Requirements
You must be a penultimate or final-year law student or law graduate, or a non-law student in your final year or a graduate. A minimum 2.1 undergraduate degree (obtained or predicted) is required. Must be in London for the duration.
How to apply
Submit an online application via the portal by the deadline. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to interviews and assessments. Successful applicants are offered a Vacation Scheme place and assessed for a Training Contract during the scheme.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP page to apply for this opportunity.
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