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Legal apprenticeships are becoming an increasingly common way of breaking into the industry, providing an affordable alternative to the traditional law degree.
Living and working in Liverpool
The name Liverpool translates to thick or muddy pool or creek in Old English. Liverpool became a world-leading trading port in1715, first with the Thomas Steer’s Dock. Today, Albert Dock is a thriving leisure and culture destination, packed with shops, eateries and bars, the Tate Liverpool art gallery and the Merseyside Maritime Museum. Many large companies, including global businesses, are headquartered or have significant operations in Liverpool.
Law & Legal apprenticeships
At first glance, it might sound a bit crazy that you can become a legal professional through an apprenticeship. But it actually makes perfect sense. It can be a great way to throw yourself into a challenging career, like becoming a solicitor. Law degrees can be expensive, typically four years in length. With a degree apprenticeship you can gain a law degree debt free, while earning a living wage. You can focus on legal administration, become a paralegal, or qualify as a solicitor if you wish to practice. It is also possible to use an apprenticeship to become a chartered legal executive, a hybrid position between a paralegal and solicitor which focuses on a specific legal niche.
Level up with an Apprenticeship
From entry-level to university degrees
Level 2 (Intermediate)
An intermediate apprenticeship is equivalent to gaining 5 GCSEs. They are the simplest entry point into work.
Read MoreLevel 3 (Advanced)
Advanced apprenticeships are equivalent to A levels. They usually require a level 2 qualification to enter.
Read MoreLevel 4-6 (Higher)
Covering several levels of qualifications, high-level apprenticeships can vary greatly in a number of factors, including end qualifications.
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