Skills you can check
Each skill on a digital CV was passed in a BeSavvy simulation, with the date.
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Students train in BeSavvy simulations and verify their skills. Every verified skill goes on their digital CV, and you get access to the CVs they share.
Each skill on a digital CV was passed in a BeSavvy simulation, with the date.
Find candidates by the legal, business and soft skills they verified.
See strong candidates while they are still training, before they apply anywhere.
Founding partners help decide what the challenges test.
See who is strong right away, without wasting time on AI-written CVs.
Across legal, business and soft skills.
When students master a new skill, they verify it in a challenge. The result is stored on their digital CV, which you can access.
Reach out to talent on BeSavvy, or use digital CVs as another way to screen candidates who apply the traditional way.
We're taking 3 graduate recruitment teams as founding partners. They get recruiter access first and shape the challenges with us.
See recruiter pricingYes. Search the digital CVs students share, by skill.
Realistic matters a student works through as a trainee: drafting, reviewing, negotiating and answering the partner. Challenges then test one skill at a time.
The digital CVs of law students and junior lawyers who chose to share them: each verified skill, the simulation it was passed in, and when.
The student passed a BeSavvy challenge on that skill. It records performance in a BeSavvy simulation. It isn't a professional qualification.
Legal skills such as corporate law, business skills such as commercial awareness, and soft skills such as negotiation. We add more as new courses launch.
As a founding partner you review the challenges with us and tell us what your firm looks for. We build that into what the challenges test.
Yes. Firms build their own simulations and challenges on BeSavvy, for example for a vacation scheme. See firm plans
UK law students, GDL and SQE candidates, vac-scheme applicants, trainees and junior lawyers.
Yes. A digital CV is private until the student chooses to share it.