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Mini-Pupillage 2026/27

A mini-pupillage at New Court Chambers offering insight into family law practice at the Bar.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate

Industry

Law

Format

In-Person

Deadline

31 August 2026

Last verified: 9 October 2026

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About this opportunity

New Court Chambers welcomes applications from aspiring barristers for mini-pupillage. Mini-pupillages usually last five days, although Chambers can be flexible where candidates require a shorter placement. The scheme offers experience of a London family law chambers and gives candidates insight into barristers’ work, chambers life and family law practice.

Who is it for?

Aspiring barristers interested in family law, pupillage and practice at the Family Bar.

What you will gain

Exposure to family law practice, insight into chambers life, understanding of barristers’ day-to-day work and preparation for future pupillage applications.

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Requirements

Mini-pupils must comply with New Court Chambers’ Code of Practice and sign a Confidentiality Agreement at the start of the placement.

How to apply

Email a CV and covering letter to minipupillage@newcourtchambers.com. Applications received between 1 May and 31 August are considered for mini-pupillages taking place between November and February.

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