Pupillage

Ahead of Pupillage Gateway re-opening on Monday

Five barristers came together at a recent Legal Cheek event to share their career insights

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Revamped 2018 forum will focus on how candidates can make themselves stand out during the recruitment process

Following BSB approval

Centralised system reopens on 28 November

Regulator keen to identify potential ‘unjustified’ barriers to the bar

Three pupil barristers at Hardwicke reveal how they made it over the line

Three of Hardwicke’s pupil barristers advise

Applications are coming

Exclusive: As a plethora of London sets bump rookie barrister pay

Compulsory Inns dinners may be thing of the past too, says new consultation paper

Rookie barristers will undertake a six-month secondment at a Holborn-based chambers

Competition litigation expert Jon Lawrence is Brick Court bound

As enrolments on the vocational course drop by 7%

And she’s paid it

Self-knowledge is all

Katya Hosking, of Devereux Chambers, guides you through

Hardwicke, 2 Temple Gardens, Littleton and Doughty Street all up their awards

London sets fall over themselves to throw extra cash at wannabe barristers

Exclusive: Gateway’s copy-and-paste feature reproduces everything BUT vital grades on pupillage applications

Beating a mental health condition to become a barrister is possible

Words of wisdom from two Hardwicke pupil barristers ahead of application deadline day

Special two-year fellowship that will see successful candidates split their time between Bar Pro Bono Unit and chambers

Monckton Chambers chucks an extra £5,000 at its junior legal talent

We spoke to a BPTC graduate who featured in a new interview project

Big-money commercial and public law set throws an extra £5,000 at its baby barristers

After previous false start the Bar Council finally gives date change the go-ahead

London set bucks downward pay trend

Bar Standards Board refuses to reveal the chambers at which Samuel Campbell practises

Ridiculously low pupillage success rate highlighted by Baroness Deech

UCL legal academic and top QC lead criticism of regulator for sharing touching story

Northumbria is the worst; BPP London is the best — but overall rate is poor

Young Barristers’ Committee venture does, however, contain some useful snippets of advice

They don’t teach you this on the BPTC

Hardwicke’s two new tenants reveal how they made it to fully-fledged barrister status

Organisers claim event will widen pool of applicants, but class divisions between haves and have-nots will be clearly on display

Bar Council in possible U-turn over centralised application switch

Clarity is urgently needed instead of tumbleweed blowing across the website’s alerts page