Sentences with phrase «unpaid work experience at»

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Writing in NLJ this week, columnist Jon Robins says: «Three - quarters of YLAL members had at some point undertaken some form of unpaid legal work experience from internships at NGOs to paralegal work at solicitors» firms.

Three - quarters of YLAL members had at some point undertaken some form of unpaid legal work experience, from internships at NGOs to paralegal work at solicitors» firms.

The gist of the LPP is that instead of 10 months of mandatory paid work at a law firm, the LPP requires only four months of paid or unpaid work experience and four months of coursework.

Most law students don't get their post-grad jobs based on their transcripts but through their work experiences in law school, both paid and unpaid, and through the connections they make at networking events at school and through recommendations from employers.

While that day may not be close at hand, there are good alternatives to doing unpaid work that will give you valuable experience and allow you to attach a price tag to your work.

This isn't ideal for all, but your unpaid experience doesn't necessarily have to be days and weeks of experience at a company — working somewhere for just a day or two (sometimes called work shadowing) still looks good on your CV.

Some may even work at this position if it is declared an unpaid position so that they can gain valuable experience — the term «student research assistant» looks quite good an entry level resume!