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Girls Take on Law

Girls Take on Law

By: Gabrielle Wall and Lauren Basham
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Welcome to Girls Take on Law! We’re Gabrielle and Lauren, Future Trainee Solicitors. We’re two girls who are taking on the legal world, striving for success, overcoming obstacles and having fun in the process! In this podcast no topic is off limits. We’ll be sharing stories, giving advice and inviting guests on, to discuss all things from Undergrad, LPC, Paralegal Life, TC Applications, Assessment Centres, Networking, Rejections and the Social side of being young professionals in Law. Those topics are just to name a few, but this is going to be a light-hearted & chatty podcast, giving you a true insight into us as people, how we got to where we are, and how you can get there too! We became friends through our Legal Instagram accounts, so feel free to follow our journeys more closely @_gabriellewall & @Laurendoeslaw and of course @girlstakeonlaw


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Episodes
  • Future goals, regrets, & what we'd tell our younger selves

    Future goals, regrets, & what we'd tell our younger selves
    May 10 2021
    Season 1 Finale! In this final episode of our first season, we answer a dilemma from a listener who is finishing year 11 and is ready to start her legal journey. We advise on things we wish we'd have known back then, what we'd change or regret about our own journeys, and why your future goals/pathway shouldn't be set in stone. We share our top tips and advice on how to approach a legal career from this age/sixth form, and the 'musts' you need to be doing. Finally, we touch upon our own personal and career goals for the next 5 years, as well as the next steps for the podcast itself. We hope you've enjoyed Season 1, thank you so much for the support and feedback, and we'll see you in Season 2 - The Guest Season!

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    42 mins
  • Our top tips to ace an Assessment Centre

    Our top tips to ace an Assessment Centre
    May 3 2021
    Your full guide to acing a Training Contract Assessment Centre. In this episode we share our experiences of Assessment Centres, what we did right, and also what we did wrong (learn from our mistakes!). We go into depth about interviews, group tasks, presentations, and written in-tray exercises - we've both had experience of in-person AC's and virtual ones too, so all bases are covered. Finally we touch upon those competitive vibes from certain candidates on the day, how to deal with them, and how not to fall into the trap of being one of them. Wishing you all the best of luck in gaining your Training Contracts!

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Dealing with a breakup during the LPC?! Dating, heartaches & thriving in your career

    Dealing with a breakup during the LPC?! Dating, heartaches & thriving in your career
    Apr 26 2021
    This week's episode is a bit more chatty and personal than the previous episodes...we answer a dilemma which asks for help on how to deal with a breakup during the LPC, and how to not let it affect your studies. We know how tough these scenarios can be, so whether you're going through something similar during your undergrad, LPC, or even just your day to day job, hopefully our tips and tricks can help you get through those heartaches! We share what it's like being a young legal professional in the dating world, and open up about some of our dating stories. It's a super fun episode filled with break-up stories, dating fails, and all things single positivity!

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    44 mins
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