FAQs
What is the location for this apprenticeship?
The apprenticeship is based in Birmingham.
What type of law will I be working with in this role?
You will be working with International personal injury law, including illness, injury, and clinical negligence occurring abroad.
What qualification will I gain upon completing the apprenticeship?
You will gain a Certificate of Higher Education in Law and Legal Practice and become a qualified paralegal in your area of practice.
Is this apprenticeship a good alternative to university?
Yes, this apprenticeship offers hands-on legal experience while allowing you to earn while you learn, making it a great alternative to traditional university education.
What are the entry requirements for this apprenticeship?
You need 5 GCSEs at grade A* to C or 9 to 4 (or equivalent), including Maths and English, and at least 3 A Levels (or equivalent) at Grade C or above (excluding General Studies).
What support will I receive during my apprenticeship?
You will receive support from a friendly and inclusive team, training events as needed, and access to various training and development resources.
What kind of tasks will I be performing in this role?
You will assist solicitors in preparing cases for trial, creating and organizing case files, contacting clients, conducting legal research, and preparing documentation such as pleadings and witness statements.
What is the salary for this apprenticeship?
The starting salary for apprentices is £21,840, and £23,933 if you are based in London.
Does the firm offer any benefits apart from salary?
Yes, apprentices receive a full benefits package including 25 days of holiday, two paid volunteering days, health membership, a contributory pension scheme, and various well-being initiatives.
Are there any restrictions on who can apply for this apprenticeship?
Yes, individuals with a law degree are unable to apply for this apprenticeship but can apply for a Training Contract instead.