Launch into Law Solicitor Apprenticeship
A six-year solicitor apprenticeship for A Level students and above, combining work and study, leading to an LLB (Hons) and SQE qualification.
City of London
A-Level / Sixth Form
Law
Hybrid
3 January 2027
Last verified: 10 October 2026
About this opportunity
A six-year solicitor apprenticeship programme for bright, determined, and confident school leavers who want to launch a career in law. Apprentices work four days per week in the City of London office and attend the University of Law one day a week, achieving an LLB (Hons) in Legal Practice and SQE Parts 1 and 2. The programme includes year-long placements in legal practices and periods of focused study, with personal development and secondment opportunities.
Who is it for?
Year 13 students and above (A Level or equivalent), bright, driven, and curious individuals seeking a legal career.
What you will gain
Earn a salary, obtain an LLB (Hons) in Legal Practice, qualify through SQE, practical experience through legal placements, develop professional skills, and build a network in a global law firm.
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Requirements
AAB at A Level (or equivalent), grades 9-7 at GCSE. Year 13 or above. Qualities of integrity, drive, curiosity, teamwork, and client focus.
How to apply
Apply online when applications open from 24 September 2026 to 3 January 2027. Selection likely involves an assessment of academic results, attributes, and possibly interviews or other evaluations (exact process not detailed).
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