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Trainee Solicitor Open Day - London 2026

Attend an in-person open day at Reed Smith's London office with panel sessions, workshops, and networking for aspiring trainee solicitors.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Law

Format

In-Person

Deadline

28 September 2026

Last verified: 10 October 2026

Open DayLawTrainee SolicitorLondonIn-personUndergraduates

About this opportunity

Apply to join our Trainee Solicitor Open Day at our London Office, 1 Blossom Yard on 28th October 2026, 13:30-19:00. Successful candidates will experience our collaborative space, attend panel sessions, workshops, and network with Trainees and Lawyers.

Who is it for?

First year undergraduate students onwards (including graduates and career changers).

What you will gain

Experience of Reed Smith's London office, interactive sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities with current Trainees and Lawyers.

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Requirements

Open to first year undergraduate students onwards (including graduates and career changers). Each candidate may apply to/attend one in-person event and unlimited virtual events per application cycle.

How to apply

Apply via the online portal by the deadline.

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