London Vacation Scheme (March 2027)
A 2027 vacation scheme at Withers' London office, offering legal work experience and assessment for a future training contract.
London
Undergraduate
Law
In-Person
8 January 2027
Last verified: 10 October 2026
About this opportunity
Spend a week at Withers' London office to experience the firm, with up to 20 total vacation scheme places across two dates. Receive £700, free meals and snacks. Final day is an assessment centre for potential 2029 training contract.
Who is it for?
Applicants at all stages of their careers with a strong academic record, diversity of interests, and confidence to work internationally. Undergraduates must be in penultimate or final year of law, or final year of non-law. 2:1 degree or higher and minimum AAB at A-Level (or equivalent) required.
What you will gain
Legal work experience at a leading private client firm, exposure to international clients, assessment for 2029 training contract, and financial support.
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Requirements
Right to work in UK for duration (no visa sponsorship, Tier 4 holders must confirm out-of-term dates). 2:1 degree or higher, minimum AAB at A-Level. Open to all disciplines and career stages. Undergraduate law students in penultimate/final year; non-law in final year.
How to apply
Online application (pick either vacation scheme or training contract per year; no duplicates). Review by team (not AI). Shortlisted candidates take Cappfinity strengths-based online test (situational, critical thinking, numerical).
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Withers page to apply for this opportunity.
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