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3 Bolt Court - 12 Months - May 2026

Job Reference barcouncil/TP/17/1400

Number of Pupillages Available:
4
Pupillage Type:
12 month pupillage
Pupillage details:
Full-time
Pupillage Award:
£24,240 per annum with guaranteed earnings of over £2,000 per month during the second-six period
Location:
London
Closing Date:
22/01/2026
Circuit:
South Eastern (London)
Authorised Education and Training Organisation:
3 Bolt Court

Pupillage Vacancy Information

About Authorised Education and Training Organisation and Structure of Pupillage 

During the first six months, pupils shadow supervisors and members of Chambers ,observing advocacy and learning case preparation, drafting, and client care. In the second six months, pupils undertake their own cases, appear regularly in court, and carry out drafting and advisory work. Pupils can expect to travel to courts across London , as well as outside of London i.e. south and north of the country. Chambers provides structured guidance, supervision, and regular feedback to ensure pupils carefully prepared for independent practice.

Financial and Other Support Available 

The pupillage award is £24,240 per annum, with guaranteed earnings of over £2,000per month during the second-six period.


Equality Diversity and Inclusion

3 Bolt Court Chambers is committed to equality of opportunity and diversity among its members, pupils, and staff. We encourage applications from all backgrounds, particularly those under-represented at the Bar, including women, people of ethnic minority heritage, disabled applicants, and LGBTQIA+ individuals. Chambers will make reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment and interview process where required.

How to Apply

Those interested in pupillage with our Chambers shouldemail pupillage@3boltcourt.com with their CV and cover letter, requesting our Pupillage Application Form. Selected candidates will be invited to attend a first-round interview, with shortlisted applicants progressing to a second-round interview which will include practical advocacy and drafting exercises.

Other relevant information

We seek pupils who demonstrate professionalism, initiative, and a genuine commitment to developing a broad common law practice. Chambers offers mentoring, practical experience, and ongoing support to help pupils transition to tenancy or third-six opportunities.