What is the Capital Law training contract application process?

Capital Law's own careers pages describe 3 stages: CV and cover letter, then First-stage interview and written assessment, then Assessment Centre.

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Last checked 2026-10-03 against Capital Law's own careers pages. Every stage below links to where it was read. GoRizzume is independent and not affiliated with Capital Law. How we check

At a glance

Trainee Solicitortraining contract
No published deadlineVisa sponsorship: Not published3 stages

How Capital Law recruits

2028 intake training contract (applications to 30 November 2026). 3 stages, from Capital Law's own careers pages, checked 2026-10-03. Test providers are named only where Capital Law names them.

CV and cover letter
CV
Apply with a CV and cover letter; applications without a cover letter are not considered. Deadline midnight 30 November 2026.
“To apply, please submit your CV and cover letter. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered .”
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First-stage interview and written assessment
Other stage
Face-to-face interview with HR together with a written assessment.
“First-stage interviews will consist of a face-to-face interview with HR, together with a written assessment.”
Source
Assessment Centre
Assessment centre
Assessment centre in February 2027; content shared with shortlisted candidates later.
“Candidates who are successful at this stage will be invited to attend an Assessment Centre in February 2027.”
Source

Visa sponsorship

Trainee Solicitor
Capital Law has a live Cardiff trainee solicitor vacancy advertised through to the end of November, but only says pay is competitive and says nothing about visa sponsorship.
“Competitive plus benefits”

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What is the Capital Law training contract application process?: Capital Law's own careers pages describe 3 stages: CV and cover letter, then First-stage interview and written assessment, then Assessment Centre.

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