White & CaseTraining ContractOpen

Training Contract for September 2029 / March 2030

A two-year training contract including four six-month seats (one overseas, one in Finance) designed for aspiring solicitors wishing to qualify via the SQE route.

Location

London

Education

Graduate

Industry

Law

Format

Hybrid

Deadline

18 October 2026

Last verified: 10 October 2026

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About this opportunity

White & Case offers a two-year Training Contract starting September 2029 or March 2030, including four seats (one overseas, one in Finance). The programme features pre-contract legal training (SQE 1, 2, and Plus), a guaranteed overseas seat, supervisor and team support, and comprehensive professional development opportunities.

Who is it for?

Penultimate and final-year law students, final-year non-law students, and graduates from any discipline interested in qualifying as solicitors.

What you will gain

Completion of the SQE and LLM in Legal Practice, qualifying work experience in a global law firm, overseas work exposure, professional contacts, and extensive training and support.

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Requirements

Completion of undergraduate studies (law or non-law), readiness to undertake SQE route. Open to penultimate-year and final-year law students, final-year non-law students and graduates.

How to apply

Apply via the White & Case online careers portal between 24 September 2026 and 18 October 2026.

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Visit the official White & Case page to apply for this opportunity.

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