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How to survive: mini-pupillages

I have just completed a five day mini-pupilage and I would certainly advise it. I spent the majority of my time within the crown and magistrates court working with barristers that specialise in crime. Gratefully i also had the chance to observe a QC and my word...I have never seen anything like it in my life, he was absolutely amazing. I would like to advise Mr/Miss 'Anonymous's' comment by saying yes! I would be quite an essential experience as a mini-pupilage will invite you into the world of a barrister. You may then contast that with an alternative law firm experince to help you with your route to a successful career. Megan, you may ask as many questions as you like I am guessing, but obviously at the appropriate time and not in the middle of a court hearing. I asked many questions as I felt that was an essential part of my experience. How do you learn if there are no questions to be asked? I can guarentee that no mini- pupil will know all the answers when experience mini pupilage. I wish you both the best of look finding mini-pupilage.

22-Aug-2009

10:03 pm