I am part of Bates Wells’ second cohort of solicitor apprentices and am currently training in the Charity and Social Enterprise team.
To date, I have completed seats in the Business Development & Marketing and Finance teams, where I supported the firm’s submissions to leading legal directories and rankings, and gained experience across client and office accounts, credit control and working capital management, developing a broad understanding of the firm’s financial operations. Alongside this, I am studying for my LLB at the University of Law, with plans to complete my LLM by 2031.
Prior to joining Bates Wells, I gained insight into the legal profession through virtual work experience with firms such as City Century, Linklaters, Clifford Chance and Bird & Bird, as well as a month-long internship at an Intellectual Property firm.
Beyond work and study, I am passionate about community involvement and have supported charities such as Amnesty International, Macmillan Cancer Support, and Alzheimer’s UK through events like the ‘Big Fun Run’. I also volunteer with London Fo Guang Shan temple, promoting Buddhist culture through children’s classes, traditional performances and tea practice at events hosted at venues such as the Houses of Parliament, the British Museum and SOAS.
I am part of Bates Wells’ second cohort of solicitor apprentices, currently spending my first year sitting in the business teams. Alongside this, I am studying for my LLB at the University of Law, with plans to complete my LLM by 2031.
Prior to joining Bates Wells, I gained insight into the legal profession through virtual work experience with firms such as City Century, Linklaters, Clifford Chance and Bird & Bird, as well as a month‑long internship at an Intellectual Property firm.
Beyond work and study, I am passionate about community involvement and have supported charities such as Amnesty International, Macmillan Cancer Support, and Alzheimer’s UK through events like the ‘Big Fun Run’. I also volunteer with London Fo Guang Shan temple, promoting Buddhist culture through children’s classes, traditional performances and tea practice at events hosted at venues such as the Houses of Parliament, the British Museum and SOAS.