Mini-Pupillage 2026
A one-day mini-pupillage at Serle Court, offering insight into life as a practising barrister in a commercial and chancery chambers.
London
Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate
Law
In-Person
31 August 2026
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
Serle Court’s mini-pupillage is a one-day, in-person experience designed to give prospective barristers first-hand insight into chambers life. Mini-pupils shadow barristers, meet members of chambers and gain exposure to the work and atmosphere of a leading commercial and chancery set. The autumn round leads to Open Days in December 2026 and January 2027.
Who is it for?
Individuals who have completed the first year of a law degree, or at least one term of the GDL or equivalent, and are considering applying for pupillage in future.
What you will gain
Insight into commercial and chancery practice, shadowing experience with barristers, exposure to chambers life, networking with members and practical preparation for future pupillage applications.
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Requirements
Applicants must have completed the first year of a law degree or at least one term of the GDL or equivalent. The scheme is heavily oversubscribed.
How to apply
Complete the application form and email it to pupillage@serlecourt.co.uk before the deadline. Applicants can also indicate if they are applying for a reserved mini-pupillage for underrepresented groups at the Bar.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Serle Court page to apply for this opportunity.
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