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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. ...
Employed Bar pupillage provision
Many employed Bar organisations are unaware that they can offer pupillage. Find out what you need to know.
Pupillage forms
Download pupillage and notification of material changes forms.
Apply to be a pupillage provider
Find out how to apply as an Authorised Education and Training Organisation (AETO) and become a pupillage provider.
Barrister training: waivers & exemptions
Find out how to apply for waivers and exemptions from the various components of Bar training.
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.
Joining an Inn
This page tells you about joining and Inn of Court during your training as a barrister.
Part 3: Taking an assessment with ProctorExam
This part of the Guide is for anyone taking their assessment with the ProctorExam online proctoring system
Academic component of Bar training
This page gives an overview of the academic component of Bar training, one of the three components of training to become a barrister.
How to apply for pupillage
Learn how to apply for pupillage through the Pupillage Gateway.
About pupillage
Find out more about pupillage, the last step of training before you qualify as a barrister.
Mandatory Recruitment Timetable Waivers
This page includes details of waivers granted from the mandatory recruitment timetable for pupillage/work-based learning. This page will be updated regularly with the details of any further waivers granted by us.
Contacting the Authorisations Team
This page includes information about how to contact the Authorisations Team by telephone and email.
Vocational component of Bar training
This page gives an overview of the vocational component, which is one of the three components of training to become a barrister. This is covered by completing a Bar training course.
How to manage pupillage
Once you have become a pupillage provider, the Pupillage Gateway has all the information you need to manage your pupillage.
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
Bar training: who does what
On this page, we explain the roles and responsibilities of the different organisations involved in the education and training of barristers in England and Wales.
Curriculum and Assessment Strategy
From this page, you can download the Curriculum and Assessment Strategy for training to become a barrister.
The Professional Statement
The knowledge, skills and attributes all barristers need on their first day of practice, and how this underpins Bar training.
