Pupillage at the employed Bar: life at Browne Jacobson
Pupil at Browne Jacobson Amalea Bourne shares her experience of working at the firm, the notable cases she has been involved in and why you should do an employed pupillage.
Pupillage with a difference: life at the employed Bar
Government Legal Department pupil barrister Harrison Gorst shares his experience so far.
Twinkle, twinkle, align the stars: a storybook guide to pupillage applications
Jack Meek offers advice to those applying for pupillage and suggests aspiring barristers take inspiration from their favourite storybook characters as the new pupillage recruitment round approaches.
Match funding criminal pupillages
Our policy briefing on why the government should match funding for criminal pupillages at the self-employed Bar, provides costings, and explains how the pupillages could be administered.
Dealing with rejection when applying for pupillage
Pupil supervisor Linda Turnbull discusses what to do when encountering rejection at each stage of the pupillage application process.
Pupillage at the employed Bar: day in the life of a pupil barrister at HMRC
A pupil barrister at HMRC Solicitor’s Office lays out what he gets up to in a typical day.
Pupillage at the employed Bar: insight into pupillage at the Nursing and Midwifery Council
Hear from a pupil, pupil supervisors and the head of the pupillage scheme at the Nursing and Midwifery Council in this blog from our series on pupillage at the employed Bar.
Pupillage at the employed Bar: demystifying the process
Barrister David Fardy and pupil barrister Carlé Aven-Kamal share their respective experiences on undertaking employed pupillage.
Pupillage at the employed bar: Day in the life of a Crown Prosecutor
Crown Prosecutor Alice Holloway discusses the benefits of practising at the CPS and shares what a typical working day looks like.