Mini-Pupillage: October–December 2026
An unassessed mini-pupillage offering barrister shadowing, court exposure and experience considering legal papers.
London
Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate
Law
In-Person
1 August 2026
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
Gatehouse Chambers offers up to 12 unassessed mini-pupillages annually, divided between four application periods. Participants shadow several barristers and may attend court, consider sets of papers and explore a practice area matching their interests. Placements in this application round take place between 1 October and 31 December 2026.
Who is it for?
Aspiring barristers interested in one or more of Gatehouse Chambers’ core practice areas and seeking practical insight into life at the Bar.
What you will gain
Experience shadowing practising barristers, potential court exposure, insight into handling legal papers and a clearer understanding of a barrister’s skills and professional responsibilities.
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Requirements
Applicants should demonstrate strong written and persuasive communication, genuine interest in Chambers’ practice areas and an understanding of the skills and standards required of a barrister.
How to apply
Download and complete the application form, addressing each selection criterion with evidence. Submit it as a Word document or PDF. CVs and covering letters are not accepted, and all word limits must be followed.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Gatehouse Chambers page to apply for this opportunity.
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