It has never been harder to get a training contract. There are more high calibre applicants than ever, while firms have fewer trainee places - and the situation is unlikely to change for the next few years. But hard does not mean impossible. There are still training contracts out there; you just have to stand out to get one.
June 29, 2009 at 07:28 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Allen & Overy trainee-to-be Adreanne Orunmuyi on getting your foot in the door at an international law firm
It has never been harder to get a training contract. There are more high calibre applicants than ever, while firms have fewer trainee places – and the situation is unlikely to change for the next few years. But hard does not mean impossible. There are still training contracts out there; you just have to stand out to get one.
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