What preparations do I need to get into a foreign company as a lawyer after graduating from college?

If you want to be a lawyer in a foreign company after graduating from college, you need the following preparations:

1. Pass the judicial examination, and it is best to obtain the legal professional qualification certificate;

2. bec, translation certificate, pay attention to practicing oral English, especially legal English.

The legal work of foreign enterprises generally includes:

1. Formulating standard texts;

2. Draft and review contracts for specific projects and businesses, and sometimes participate in business negotiations;

3. Prepare relevant documents needed for corporate governance and investor relations (many companies are prepared by the office of the board of directors and audited by the legal department);

4. Provide backup support for handling disputes and disputes faced by the company, and be responsible for handling corporate litigation and arbitration (most companies outsource their handling to law firms, and some companies' legal departments handle it themselves);

5. Establish contract management system, risk control management system (generally with finance and business, not necessarily who takes the lead) and intellectual property management system (generally with business), and formulate some rules and regulations.