UCAS application for law

2022max

Does anyone know whether UCAS asks for certificate for proof of virtual work experience for law. Eg will they ask for my Springpod certificate or Clifford Chance modules certificate?

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DataVenia

Volunteer Team, Clearing and Applications Advisor

Original post by 2022max

Does anyone know whether UCAS asks for certificate for proof of virtual work experience for law. Eg will they ask for my Springpod certificate or Clifford Chance modules certificate?

UCAS will not ask you to provide any evidence, either in the form of certificates or otherwise. However, the university you ultimately attend will very likely to ask for evidence of anything which influenced their decision to make you an offer, and for anything which was a condition of the offer. This applies equally to qualifications. UCAS won't ask you to upload your GCSE Maths or English Language certificates, but if your university mandates that they want at least a grade 5 in each, then they will want to see evidence.

BTW, was this work experience paid or unpaid? If it was paid, you would enter details in the Employment section. If it was unpaid, you should mention it in your Personal Statement.