Last updated: Wednesday 14 August, 2019
Justice First Fellowship – 18 trainee solicitors
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About the Job

The Legal Education Foundation’s groundbreaking Justice First Fellowship is entering its sixth year, with its biggest-ever solicitor recruitment round.
Trainee solicitor posts are being offered at 18 social justice organisations, across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland:
Brighton Housing Trust;
Castlemilk Law and Money Advice Centre;
Clan Childlaw;
Community Law Partnership;
Greater Manchester Law Centre;
Hammersmith & Fulham Law Centre;
Harrow Law Centre;
Howard League for Penal Reform;
Just for Kids Law;
Law Centre (Northern Ireland);
Legal Advice Centre (University House);
Matthew Gold & Co;
Norfolk Community Law Service;
North East Law Centre;
Shelter;
Southwark Law Centre;
Speakeasy Law Centre;
Tower Hamlets Law Centre.
Applicants must have passed the Legal Practice Course (separate requirements for Northern Ireland and Scotland), and have a proven commitment to social justice. Alongside their solicitor training, fellows are expected to set up and run a project aimed at increasing access to justice, which gives invaluable hands-on experience at an early stage in their career. TLEF also provides fellows with additional training in skills such as fundraising, business planning, and communications.
Deadline for applicants is 16 September; trainees will take up their posts in January 2020.
Candidates must apply via TLEF’s website, and to a single host organisation, only.
For more information or to make an application, see: www.thelegaleducationfoundation.org.