FAQs

What is a barrister?

There's more to a job as a barrister than arguing in court.

How much do barristers earn?

How graduates fund training as a barrister and the rewards you can expect after qualification.

How do I become a barrister?

Graduate entry routes to the Bar, and the skills and qualifications barristers need for career success.

What is working life as a barrister like?

What graduates can expect from a career as a barrister.

What is the conversion course for barristers?

How to become a barrister if you're not a law graduate.

What are the main areas of practice at the Bar?

Barristers practise in all areas of law but experienced practitioners tend to specialise in just one or two.

What is the Bar professional training course?

Aspiring barristers must complete the Bar professional training course (BPTC) before starting pupillage.

What is a pupillage?

Pupillage is the final stage of a graduate's training as a barrister and is usually spent in chambers.

What is a tenancy?

After pupillage, a graduate who wants a career as a barrister needs to find a permanent base at a set.

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