Given the awful fact that it is now harder to enter the legal profession than it was 30 years ago, over the past few years many of the UK's largest law firms have set up schemes to reach out to schoolchildren to encourage them to apply for work experience.
October 25, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A year from its inception, the PRIME work experience scheme has attracted big name firms wanting to give school children from poor backgrounds a foot in the door of the legal industry. Neil Hodge reports
Given the awful fact that it is now harder to enter the legal profession than it was 30 years ago, over the past few years many of the UK’s largest law firms have set up schemes to reach out to schoolchildren to encourage them to apply for work experience.
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