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How to Ace Your Clerkship Interview: The Ultimate Guide
Congratulations, you’ve secured an interview – now secure the clerkship. This guide gives example questions, insider tips, prep tactics, and expert advice to answer with confidence.
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What I Wish I Knew Before Applying for Clerkships
The post provides valuable insights for law students navigating clerkship applications. Candidates should focus on quality over quantity in applications, prioritise genuine communication, and understand that rejections are common and not indicative of future success. Ultimately, clerkships are just one step in a lengthy legal career.
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How to Turn Your Clerkship into a Graduate Offer
You’ve landed the clerkship – now turn it into a graduate offer. Learn what firms really assess during your multi-week “job interview,” from work quality to cultural fit. Get practical strategies to stand out, master your workflow, and build relationships that secure your permanent position.
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How to Get a Clerkship at a Top Tier Law Firm (2025)
Land your top-tier clerkship with insider strategies from someone who succeeded. Get the definitive guide covering everything from crafting standout applications to acing interviews. Learn what firms really look for, avoid common mistakes, and discover the tactics that actually work in Australia’s competitive legal recruitment process.
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Australian Law Firm Rankings (2025)
Navigate Australia’s legal landscape with this complete ranking of law firms by tier. From Big 6 top-tiers to boutique specialists, discover which firms offer clerkships, graduate roles, and international opportunities. Essential reference for law students planning clerkship applications and career moves.
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How to Succeed in Your First Year of Law School
From someone who made it to a top tier firm: backload your study plan, work smart not hard, and prioritise wellbeing over grades. Get career-focused early, build genuine connections, and don’t let law school drama derail your future. Here’s what actually matters in first year.
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