Mini-Pupillage: January–March 2027
A one-week family-law mini-pupillage offering court exposure and insight into life within a specialist barristers’ chambers.
London
Anyone
Law
In-Person
30 September 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
Mini-pupils spend approximately one week experiencing practice at a busy family-law set. Where possible, participants accompany barristers to court, attend client conferences and observe different aspects of Chambers’ work, which includes children law, family finance, Court of Protection and international family law.
Who is it for?
People aged 18 or over who are planning a career at the Bar and want to explore family-law practice. No particular academic stage is specified.
What you will gain
First-hand insight into family-law advocacy, court proceedings, client conferences, barristers’ daily work and the professional environment within Chambers.
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Requirements
Applicants must be at least 18 years old. Successful applicants must sign a confidentiality agreement before beginning their placement because of the sensitive nature of family-law work.
How to apply
Download and complete the official application form, then email it to minipupillage@1gc.com. Do not submit a CV, covering letter or examination transcript because these will not be considered. The diversity-monitoring form is optional.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official 1GC Family Law page to apply for this opportunity.
Always confirm eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly on the official 1GC Family Law website before applying. Nentra does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party programme details.
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