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How to Write Law Firm Applications
Introduction
Welcome To This Course 👋🏾 (1:41)
Laying the Foundation
Introduction - Map out your Application Strategy (2:37)
How To Choose The Right Firm For You? (6:06)
The Application Cycle Timeline (2:35)
Types of Application Questions (0:26)
Question Type 1: Motivational Questions
Introduction - Motivational Questions
Why Commercial Law? (6:59)
Application Answer Breakdown: Why Commercial Law? (17:39)
Why Are You Applying To This Firm? (14:37)
Application Answer Breakdown: Why this Firm? (11:34)
How I Answered 'Why This Firm?' (12:33)
Question Type 2: Competency Questions
Introduction - Competency Questions (3:11)
Examples Of Common Competency Questions
How to Answer Competency Questions (6:20)
How to Sell 'Why You?' (21:12)
Question Type 3: Commercial Awareness Questions
Introduction - Commercial Awareness Questions
Discuss A News Story That Interests You (7:22)
Discuss The Challenges And Opportunities Faced By Law Firms
Question Type 4: Cover Letters, Work Experience & Other Sections
Introduction - Cover Letters (2:09)
Work Experience Sections
Other Sections
Writing Style
Your Writing Style (4:11)
Developing a High Standard of Proofing (4:10)
Written Mistakes to Avoid (18:42)
Bonus Lectures: Getting to the Top 1%
Selling Your Experiences and Justifying 'Why You?' (59:14)
Q&A with Shearman & Sterling (63:58)
Reflection: The Application Journey
What Do You Want from Your Career (2:41)
Resource: PDF Plans
Mindset (2:43)
Dealing with Rejection (1:56)
Managing Mental Health As A Future Lawyer (59:21)
Frequently Asked Questions
How Many Applications Should You Write? (2:24)
I'm writing good applications now. Why am I still being rejected? (2:54)
What does it mean to stand out in an application form? (7:03)
Can I secure a training contract by making direct training contract applications? (47:34)
How do I mention a deal or client in an application form? (8:03)
How do I make my writing more specific? (8:13)
Conclusion
What's Next? (0:29)
Discuss A News Story That Interests You
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