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Becoming a Solicitor
Wondering whether the solicitor profession is right for you?
To help support you in your decision of whether to become a solicitor and if it's right for you, The College of Legal Practice has put together this in-depth guide on becoming a solicitor.
The Becoming a Solicitor Guide is packed with tips, quotes and resources from qualified solicitors, trainees and L&D professionals in the legal sector.
We delve into questions such as what is a solicitor? What is the difference between working in-house vs at a firm? What areas can you specialise in? How do you become a solicitor and much more. You'll gain tips from various qualified solicitors across different areas of practice who shed some light on their day-to-day work and the profession as a whole.
ACCESS FREE GUIDE
Here at The College of Legal Practice, we know a little about becoming a solicitor, but for some of us it has been some time since we practised! So, we asked Law with Sophie to guest write a series for you on becoming a solicitor. These are the first three articles in the series, look out for the next three looking at the routes to qualification and qualifying working experience.
Becoming a Solicitor Series guest written by Law with Sophie
Law with Sophie
Sophie is a Restructuring & Insolvency solicitor based in London, who provides guidance to aspiring solicitors through her blog and Instagram (@lawwithsophie). She is a mentor, has had several pieces of writing published, and regularly features as a panellist at industry events.
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