Field Fisher takes on first recruits for school leavers' legal career scheme
Field Fisher Waterhouse has taken on the first five recruits for a programme aimed at giving non-university students the opportunity to pursue a career in law. The Step2Success scheme, launched in May in conjunction with CILEx Law School, allows post A-level students to qualify as chartered legal executives at the firm within five years of starting the programme, and without having to earn a degree.
October 02, 2013 at 06:34 AM
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Field Fisher Waterhouse has taken on the first five recruits for a programme aimed at giving non-university students the opportunity to pursue a career in law.
The Step2Success scheme, launched in May in conjunction with CILEx Law School, allows post A-level students to qualify as chartered legal executives at the firm within five years of starting the programme, and without having to earn a degree.
Candidates, who are required to have a minimum BCC grade at A-level, will work at Field Fisher's firm's City headquarters. The firm intends to bring in new students for the scheme every year.
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