Legal Week reports
March 20, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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Linklaters has expanded its trainee bursary programme by opening it up to a greater number of trainees and students and by extending it to cover other activities beyond just learning a language.
The move will make Linklaters’ scheme one of the most comprehensive among City firms, providing grants to an extra 20 applicants a year. As yet most firms do not offer any bursaries.
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