Event Date: 19th November 20256pm - 7pm GMT
At this free online (video) event attendees heard about pupillage at Deka Chambers, a common law (mixed practice) set of chambers based in London, and had the chance to have their questions answered.
Our barristers, both more junior and more established, explained what pupillage at our set is like, the sort of work undertaken by new practitioners, how to build a practice and the areas of work available to tenants. Attendees also heard from one of our clerks about professional support and practice development.
Attendees heard about the process for applying to Deka Chambers and what we look for from candidates for pupillage.
The recording is available to view on our YouTube channel:
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