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Mini-pupillage.

Spending a week undertaking a mini-pupillage at QEB is a very good way to answer three important questions:
• Do I want to be a barrister?
• Do I want to specialise in family law?
• Would I want a pupillage at QEB?

Mini-pupils spend much of their time at QEB (up to one week) accompanying members of chambers to court. The area of family law you are most likely to be exposed to as a mini-pupil is ancillary relief work; however, members undertake a wide range of family work.

APPLICATIONS
Applications for mini-pupillages (CV with covering letter) will only be accepted by post and not by email, and should be addressed to the Mini-Pupillage Secretary.

If you are currently an undergraduate or have finished your undergraduate studies please provide a breakdown on your CV marks for each subject/module taken at the date of your application.

Chambers does not accept applications for mini-pupillage from applicants who are under 18 years of age.

TIME TABLE
Chambers adopts a time-table for the allocation of placements. Applications for mini pupillages will be considered four times a year only. The time-table is set out in the table below:

Period Closing date for application
Apr - May 2012 31st January 2012
Jun - Sept 2012 30th April 2012
Oct - Dec 2012 31st August 2012
Jan - March 2013 30th Nov 2012

Applications will not be considered prior to the closing date and any applications received after the relevant closing date will not be considered for that period.

If you would like to download the mini-pupillage pack please click here.





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