Irwin Mitchell early careers: how to get in
Last checked 2026-10-09 against Irwin Mitchell's own careers pages. Every stage below links to where it was read. GoRizzume is independent and not affiliated with Irwin Mitchell. How we check
At a glance
- Solicitor Training Contractstraining contractNo published deadlineVisa sponsorship: Not published
- Apprenticeships (Solicitor Level 7, Paralegal Level 3, Assistant Accountant, Business Administration)apprenticeshipNo published deadlineVisa sponsorship: Not published4 stages
How Irwin Mitchell recruits
2027 Solicitor Apprenticeship (applications 25 January to 18 February 2027). 4 stages, from Irwin Mitchell's own careers pages, checked 2026-10-03. Test providers are named only where Irwin Mitchell names them.
Stage 1: Short online form
Application form
Short online form, blind screened. Part of a combined first stage (form, strengths assessment, video interview) that takes up to two hours.
“Stage 1: Short online form, strengths-based assessment and video interview Our blind screening approach means your information won't be shared with our assessors at any stage, it is just for reporting purposes.”
Stage 1: Strengths-based assessment
Online tests
Online strengths-based assessment completed within the first stage. Provider not named.
“Stage 1: Short online form, strengths-based assessment and video interview [...] We recommend you allow up to two hours to complete this section and take your time.”
Stage 1: Video interview
Other stage
Video interview within the first stage, with on-camera tips. Not stated whether recorded or live.
“During the video interview, think about your communication style, check your onscreen background, look at the camera, and smile!”
Stage 2: Virtual assessment
Assessment centre
Virtual assessment with strengths-based exercises.
“Stage 2: Virtual assessment Take part in exercises to assess your strengths.”
Visa sponsorship
Solicitor Training Contracts
Two-year training contract with choice of stream and location across 16 UK offices.
Apprenticeships
Irwin Mitchell only asks for the right to work in the UK by the start date and does not mention visa sponsorship.
“You'll need the 'right to work in the UK' by the time you start your apprenticeship, and we'll ask you to provide your approved paperwork before starting.”
Irwin Mitchell on the Home Office sponsor register
This is general information, not immigration advice. Check gov.uk and the employer's own FAQ before you apply: rules change.
Common questions
- What is the Irwin Mitchell apprenticeship application process?
- Irwin Mitchell's own careers pages describe 4 stages: Stage 1: Short online form, then Stage 1: Strengths-based assessment, then Stage 1: Video interview, then Stage 2: Virtual assessment.
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