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Blogs

Exam Rubric With an ethics mock exam looming, and the fear beginning to set in, I thought I would use the spare(!) time that I have to ask some of the questions I have been longing to have answered this term. Written by Plume Read post

The BPTC: info and insight

Fancy yourself at the Bar? Well, a crucial step in the process is the BPTC - the compulsory, vocational stage of your barrister training. Ian Fox, barrister and BPTC course leader at Nottingham Law School, explains what you can expect on the course that will transform you from theoretical law student to practical would-be-barrister.

Barrister Career Path

Baffled by the various Bar deadlines? Follow our career path to ensure you know what you should be applying for and when.

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So you want to be a barrister, but you don't know where to apply to? Use our search engine to find charming chambers according to work type and location, among other things.