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I’d love to win this giveaway as I'm starting my vacation scheme in about a week and I'm really nervous!
*GIVEAWAY*: WANT TO BECOME A LAWYER?
So this month marks the first of my vacation schemes - two-week work experience placements at different law firms in London. Although I’m feeling really excited and proud of myself for securing a place on the different schemes, I’ve felt really nervous about what to do once I’m there, how to make the best impression, and how to conquer the next stage of interviews.

Katherine Cousins, author and successful corporate lawyer, kindly reached out to me and offered to send me a copy of her latest book, ‘Successful Solicitor’ to help me navigate through the first steps into commercial law. Kindly, she sent me two copies which I am so excited to give away to my followers!*
In ‘Successful Solicitors’, Katherine teaches you how to ace your law firm applications and interviews, what to wear on your first day, the best networking advice and so much more. What I also found incredibly helpful were the tips on what to avoid that she collated from her senior legal friends across the industry, as well as sharing personal anecdotes from her career. These include:
Unclear emails
Taking on too much
Taking on too little
Typos.

So whether you’re a law student, about to start summer internships or on your training contract, Katherine’s book is full of practical, genuinely helpful advice. This book isn’t just about getting your foot in the door, however. Once you’re working at the firm as a junior, ‘Successful Solicitors’ includes chapters about taking ownership of your new role. Katherine’s ‘Easy Wins’ shared throughout the book can be seen as refreshers during your career, or (before you start working at a firm) great habits to start doing now.
Click HERE to buy your copy of the book, or keep reading to see how you can win one of the two I have to giveaway.

The Giveaway: what you can win
One copy of Successful Solicitors
A pack of 6 pastel highlighters - perfect for taking to the office with you
An A5 notebook - great to keep on your desk to take note of any tasks you are given
Rules Rules Rules:
Must be following me, and preferably be active i.e. ask me questions, tag me in things, reblog my posts
Reblog this as an entry, likes are only bookmarks. I’ll use a random number generator to help me pick the winner
You can follow me on twitter @_thelawgraduate for an extra entry
You can enter as many times as you like but don’t spam your followers, please
It’s international, and you don’t have to be a studyblr to enter!
The deadline is June 21st - good luck!
*These copies were kindly gifted to me. I was not paid for this post, nor did Katherine have any input regarding its contents.
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this is the money dog, repost in the next 24 hours and money will come your way!!
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this is the perfect grade of good luck
reblog in 5 seconds and all of your grades will inch ever closer to perfect
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There's an app for that
A “master list” of apps that are essential to student life.
Flashcards
Quizlet - Flashcard app that has pre downloaded flashcards and you can make your own flashcards. Available on multiple platforms
Duolingo - Language flashcard app
Flashcards+ - Another flashcard app
Math
Luna Calculator - calculator app ($2.99 on iOS)
Wolfram Alpha - online math solver
Symbollab - online math solver
Productivity & Planning
Forest - Grows a tree for every thirty minutes you are off your phone. If you touch your phone, the tree dies. ($0.99 on iOS)
FocusNow - Free version of Forest for iOS. Instead of trees, it grows fruits and vegetables.
30/30 - Great time management app
Any.Do - Great app for creating to-do lists, organize tasks, syncs with other devices. You can also change the priorities on certain tasks.
Studious - Great app on Android that reminds you when homework is due, when exams are and even silences your phone during class.
StayFocused - A chrome extension that you can customize to limit the time on websites to stay productive
Self Control - Allows you to block your own access to distracting websites for a certain amount of time. Useful for people who get distracted on the computer (Also known as Cold Turkey for Windows).
My Study Life - Student planner app
myHomework Student Planner - another Student planner app
To-do List - extensive to do list, like an online bullet journal
Learning
Itunes U - For any apple device users, a app that gives you access to free educational courses
TED - The whole catalog of TED talks at your fingertip.
Wikipedia - Free encyclopedia that can be used for general references
Khan Academy - study videos (absolutely amazing app/website)
Music
Coffitivity - coffee shop soundtrack
8tracks - great playlists, especially study playlists
Wake Up Calls
Alarmy - good alarm that will force you out of bed
Sleep Cycle - measures your sleep cycle
Math Alarm - alarm clock that forces you to do math to turn the alarm off, get’s your brain going
Class Lectures and Note Taking
Dragon Dictation - takes notes for lectures (useful for classes where professors talk faster than you can type)
XMind - mind mapping tool
Notability - another app for recording lectures. ($2.99 on iOS)
These are just a few study apps that can be useful for studying. I will add more (or make a new list) later as I learn about them; feel free to message me to add some to this list.
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Just realised I start my a level exams in 99 days ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️ day 1 of 98 days of extreme studying @emmastudies @elkstudies @lifeinatextbook
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Day 1/100 days of productivity. Was ill today but trying to make up for all the lost time by sleeping late. This is my first post !!!!
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I love my mom.
I am risking nothing
I AM SORRY FOLLOWERS, I LOVE MY MOMMY
Will not risk.
sorry followers :(
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