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How do I get a graduate job in advertising?
Advertising is about getting a message out there but, unlike PR, a company has to pay for the privilege.
The skills that will get you a graduate job in marketing
Marketing is one of the most popular graduate jobs you’ll come across. For this reason, you'll need to impress graduate recruiters. If you’ve got a good mix of soft skills, academic ability and determination, you are well on the way to securing a marketing graduate job.
What's the difference between marketing, advertising and PR?
Understanding the difference between marketing, advertising and PR is a must if you’re thinking of a graduate career in this sector.
How do I get a graduate job in marketing?
All the information you need to get started on a graduate career in marketing, with application tips, salary information and details of job roles.
How do I get a graduate job in public relations?
Careers in public relations may sound glamorous, but before you can start hosting cocktail parties and schmoozing local journalists, you’ll need to know how to get into PR and what entry routes are open to you.
Which area of practice is best for me? (barristers)
When you apply for pupillage, you should know what your options are and which areas of practice you are best suited to.
What you need to be doing to get a training contract
What are other aspiring solicitors doing to help themselves gain a training contract offer? Take a look at our infographic to find out and read our tips on what you can do to boost your own training contract hunt.
What is personal injury law? A guide for aspiring barrister pupils
Personal injury barristers require empathy and emotional resilience to succeed.
What makes Clifford Chance's Global Virtual Internships so great?
Find out more about Clifford Chance’s innovative online internships that have a track record of leading to a training contract.
What is litigation and dispute resolution law? A guide for aspiring solicitors
Litigation cases are long-running, so trainees can work on the same cases for the entirety of their seat and really get into the nuts and bolts of the dispute.
What is family law? A guide for aspiring barrister pupils
Family law is an advocacy-heavy area that includes everything from financial dispute resolution to child protection.
Use pro bono and other legal work experience to get a pupillage
Barristers' chambers expect to see work experience that relates to the Bar in pupillage applications. Argue your case for a career at the Bar by having other legal work experience too.
