Tag: Pupillage

Leading chambers and law schools return on 9 October for UK's biggest bar careers event

Just 10% of BPTC grads started pupillage in 2020-21, new stats show

BTC graduate and aspiring barrister Kieran Alker recounts his 'frustrating' experience and suggests a way to improve the process

Follows letter from wannabe barrister first reported by Legal Cheek

Aspiring barrister Noah Gifford describes common practice among chambers as ‘insulting’ in open letter

A trio of barristers from Hardwicke, Henderson Chambers and Radcliffe Chambers share their practical tips ahead of the Gateway deadline on Monday

Tess Edge, barrister turned tutor at The University of Law in Birmingham, shares advice with students ahead of the Gateway deadline next week

Hardwicke barrister Katrina Mather on her path to pupillage and advice to applicants ahead of the Gateway deadline

Henderson Chambers’ Beatrice Graham reflects on her career journey and offers advice to aspiring barristers

'Each application is a piece of written advocacy', says Devereux Chambers barrister Charlie Hill, who shares his top tips as the portal reopens today

Social media posts come as Gateway reopens today

'Do not swallow a thesaurus', Colin Witcher advises

Regulator launches action plan

Crime and fraud set cites impact on court work

Very modest uplifts didn't go down well on Twitter

Chris Daw QC on life at the bar, his newly released book and venture into ‘vlawging’

'Don’t fall into a similar TRAP', ULaw undergrad warns in LinkedIn post

She accepts it may be difficult to execute

1,753 bar hopefuls enrolled in 2018

Much like the virtual vacation schemes now being offered by corporate law firms

But some sets are offering virtual minis and webinars