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3C: Centralised assessments

This section includes information on the vocational component centralised assessments including what subjects are covered by the exams, what to do before the exams and on the day of sitting, marking and results, and the results review process. Contact: [email protected] Overview 1  Vocational component centralised examinations are set on our behalf by the Central Examination Board (CEB). The CEB consists of a group of senior examiners, including experienced legal practitioners and academics. Psychometric and examination experts support the work of the CEB. 2  Centralised examinations were introduced to ensure consistency across course providers, and closer regulatory oversight of standards in knowledge subjects. The following Bar Training subjects are centrally examined: Civil Litigation and Evidence; and Criminal Litigation, Evidence and Sentencing. ...

Meet our Advisory Pool of Experts

Find out more about who sits on our Advisory Pool of Experts (APEX).

Pupillage / work-based learning component - Professional Ethics Exam

On this webpage, you can learn more about the Professional Ethics assessment during the pupillage component of Bar training.

The work we do

Read about our Regulatory Objectives and learn more about the work we do.

Supervision

Read about our approach to supervising barristers and the Bar in general.

The Independent Decision-making Body

The Independent Decision-making Body (IDB) makes decisions about cases passed to the Investigations and Enforcement Department for investigation that may require disciplinary action.

Our organisational values

These are the values which underpin everything we do.

Statistics on practising barristers

This page contains statistical information about practising barristers in England and Wales.

Chair's Report for Professional Ethics assessment during pupillage

On this webpage you can download the chair's report for the Professional Ethics assessment during pupillage

Barristers with interim suspensions or interim conditions

In some cases, we can suspend or place conditions on a barrister’s Practising Certificate while they are waiting for their case to be heard by a Disciplinary Tribunal. This is known as an interim suspension. 

Membership of the GRA Committee

Meet our Governance, Risk & Audit Committee members

Our Senior Leadership Team

Meet our Senior Leadership Team.

Register of interests

This page contains a list of the declared interests of our current Board members.

Our Board

Find out who is on our Board and access information on past and future Board meetings.