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updated on 29 October 2012
Encased in sapphire blue, this year's edition of the Training Contract & Pupillage Handbook should be your treasure map as you search for the right legal career. Weighing in with over 700 pages of useful information, this essential resource does more than just glitter.
Once again, we've talked to legal professionals to get a sense of the current landscape and have interviewed dozens of practitioners to give you a clear picture of their areas of expertise. "Insider reports" offer you first-hand accounts of what work placement schemes are like. And we'expanded sections, added details and checked facts - all in an effort to make sure you have every tasty morsel of relevant information right at your fingertips.
Copies will be handed out at university careers services and law faculties over the next few weeks. You can also find details of how to purchase the handbook online at www.tcph.co.uk.
But that's not all: LC.N's Best in Law magazine has also just been published! Now in its eighth year, the mag is an essential read for those who really want to stand out from their peers. As well as nine in-depth profiles of the winning firms at the LC.N Training and Recruitment Awards, you'll find:
Phew! Make a trip to your law faculty or careers service and see what all the fuss is about. And remember - the handbook is best used in tandem with the various facilities available on LawCareers.Net. So familiarise yourself with the Jobs page and training contract search engine, and sign up for MyLC.N, the site's neat new function that allows you to manage your firm applications online.