Job Description

Legal Services - EGC

If you have a keen interest in legislation and governance, we have opportunities to join us in Entity Governance and Compliance (EGC). Our teams help clients navigate the increasing responsibility of regulation, risk and legal entity management.


Our client-facing team of governance professionals in EGC is seen as the market leader in the UK and plans to remain at the forefront of company secretarial and governance services as well as technology-enabled solutions. It's an exciting place to launch or develop your career by supporting companies, and the boards of directors that run them, in meeting their evolving legal, company secretarial, regulatory and governance obligations.

Apply for this programme if:

you are passionate about supporting clients you love solving problems you have a strategic mind.

Joining a Graduate programme

We offer you the chance to explore opportunities with us based on your interests, location and degree. We provide clear guidance throughout our process to support you in making the decision that's right for you. It's an exciting time to join us. We're a skills-enabled organisation, allowing us to identify, develop and future-proof the skills our people need today and for tomorrow. By focusing on human and technical skills, we're promoting cross-functional teamwork, driving inclusive growth, and maximising value for our clients. And by doing this, we do more than develop skills - we cultivate potential. Enabling you to develop the skills you need, for the career you want. So that you can grow here and go further.


In

London

we have opportunities in the business areas listed below. If you have a particular preference on business area, you'll have the opportunity to express this during the application process. Please note, preferences are considered but not guaranteed.


If you want to find out more information about the business areas listed below, please refer back to our careers website.

Legal Services - EGC

What you'll need

You'll need to have achieved or be on track to pass an undergraduate degree or above in any subject. We determine whether you're on course to pass based on the grades you achieved in your last completed year of academic study.