Mini-Pupillage
Landmark Chambers offers a mini-pupillage programme in London, giving students insight into life at the Bar over three to five days.
London
Law
In-Person
31 July 2026
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
Landmark Chambers runs a comprehensive mini-pupillage programme from its London offices, hosting up to 60 students per year for placements of three to five days. Mini-pupils are supervised by junior members of Chambers and may also have exposure to more senior practitioners on complex cases. The placement is observational, not assessed, and is not part of the Chambers’ pupillage selection process.
Who is it for?
Eligibility varies by intake. October and November intake: third year LLB students, legal postgraduates (including GDL), applicants on or completed a Bar training course, and existing professionals with a legal background.
What you will gain
First-hand insight into the realities of the junior Bar and exposure to a broad cross-section of legal work relevant to Landmark's practice areas.
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Requirements
For the October/November intake (application window: 1 March to 31 July), applicants must be in one of: third year LLB, undertaking/obtained a legal postgraduate (inc. GDL), on or completed a Bar training course, or an existing professional with a legal background.
How to apply
Send a CV (max two pages, include predicted grades and breakdowns if degree not completed) and a covering letter (one to two pages including reasons for applying) to minipupillage@landmarkchambers.co.uk during the relevant window.
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