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alecmax689 | 10:14 Thu 22nd Jan 2009 | Law
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Is it ever too early to apply for mini pupilages?

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The earliest you can apply is 16. Having said that, most chambers will not take a mini pupil til at least 18.

There are limited places for mini pupils, and thus preference tends to be for those who are already part way through their degree.

12:43 Thu 22nd Jan 2009
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thanks, I'm a first year LLB coming towards the end of my first year. I am aware of how competitive becoming a barrister/solicitor is so I want to do everything in my power to make my CV as interesting as possible. I just don't want to apply for a mini pupilage/work experience and have people not offer me a place assuming I do not know anything about law as I am a first year.

is it best to wait until the second year. I am 24 and I am an aircraft engineer in the RAF so dispite being a first year LLB student I may have something to offer...
08:29 Fri 23rd Jan 2009

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