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Insight Scheme

A one-day, in-person insight scheme at The Law Corner's pro bono centre for sixth form and A-level students interested in law.

Location

London

Education

A-Level / Sixth Form

Industry

Law

Format

In-Person

Deadline

25 September 2026

Last verified: 10 October 2026

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About this opportunity

The Law Corner's Insight Scheme is a one-day opportunity for sixth form and A-level students to gain exposure to the legal profession. Participants attend sessions about studying law, careers in law and social justice, and experience tasks such as contract review, legal research, drafting documents, presentations, and client interviewing, with feedback from legal professionals. The day includes networking and Q&A with qualified lawyers and volunteers.

Who is it for?

Sixth form and A-level students who are considering studying law.

What you will gain

Insight into the legal profession, practical experience with legal tasks, feedback on your work, and networking opportunities with lawyers and legal volunteers.

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Requirements

Applicants must be sixth form or A-level students interested in pursuing law.

How to apply

Download the application form from the website and submit it by the deadline; no interview process is required and applications are reviewed after the deadline.

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