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Answers to frequently asked questions about applying for a trainee solicitor position with Furley Page are below.
Informative blogs and videos by our current trainee solicitors about their training experience with Furley Page are at the end of the page. We also invite you to look at the careers of our previous trainees who have stayed with Furley Page.
Trainee Solicitor recruitment
Yes, you can apply for both using the same form. Please ensure that you indicate at the top of the first page which you are applying for.
Furley Page usually recruits two Trainees each year. More than two Trainee Solicitors are sometimes considered.
Furley Page offers a competitive salary to our trainees.
Applications are closed until Spring 2027
Furley Page operates a two stage interview process. Your first interview will be undertaken by an Associate and the Senior HR Manager and will take place on dates to be confirmed. You may also be asked to undertake some practical tests.
If you are invited to undertake a second interview, which will also incorporate a short presentation, this will be undertaken by the Training Principal, a Partner and a Senior Associate, together with the Senior HR Manager.
No. All candidates for the Trainee role will be measured against our criteria for the role. Previous work experience with a law firm is, however, desirable.
Furley Page will pay 100% of the SQE course, the SRA candidate fee and one attempt at SQE1 and SQE2.
We no longer will offer any funding towards the LPC. No funding is available for those undertaking either the GDL or PGDL.
Furley Page suggests that you chose electives which interest you.
Please provide this information either within your covering letter or in a separate note, providing as much information as possible.
At Furley Page we value both academic success and previous commercial and client focused experience regardless of whether this has been gained within a legal practice or within non-legal employment.
We expect our application form and covering letter to be completed to a high professional standard. For tips about applying to be a trainee solicitor and life as a trainee solicitor, see blogs written by our trainee solicitors.
Also make use of expert resources at Prospects on how to draft CVs and covering letters and interview tips.
Yes. Many of our previous trainees choose to stay with Furley Page and have a successful career achieving Associate and Partner level. Some go on to head up entire legal departments. See for yourself by reviewing the profiles of our previous trainee solicitors by clicking on their names:
- James Campbell
- Tony Chester
- Melanie Christodoulou
- George Crofton-Martin
- Heather Dunlop
- Rosie Eastwood
- Naomi Hayward
- Anna Joiner
- Luke Page
- Hannah Pilcher
- Neille Ryan
- Tom Swann
- Catherine Peckham
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0333 331 9877Related news & events
- Applying for your first role: top tips from a trainee solicitor >
- Hannah Pilcher looks back on being a trainee solicitor with Furley Page >
- Women in Costs Conference: insights from a rising star >
- Trainee Solicitor, James Campbell, talks about his first year of training at Furley Page >
- Trainee Solicitor, Tom Swann, discusses his period of training with Furley Page >

