Harry Whatford

Research and analytic skills: During sixth form I had the privilege of being enrolled on the Law Ambassador Programme with Eversheds Sutherland in Leeds Here I was able to initially develop my analytic skills and apply knowledge from using legal research

Time management: At university I was able to hone my skills in time management as I had to balance my degree with extra curricular activities such as meetings and activities with my law and scuba societies I am now not only comfortable in a structured working environment, I thrive off it

Teamwork and Collaboration: I believe effective collaborative skills are vital in an employee, which is why I pride myself in striving to excel in my own Whether it was contributing in group projects and presentations at university or being part of a cohesive working unit in the hospitality industry I enjoy doing my part to enrich, advice and ultimately succeed within a collaborative environment

Professionalism and ethical conduct: As a law student I understand the deep importance of ethics and strive to hold all of my work to a high professional standard as I believe it's how I would want a potential employer to behave and therefore in turn, how they would perceive me