HUMAN RIGHTS LAW V O L U N T E E R I N G & I N T E R N S H I P H A N D B O O K

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The Human Rights Law Volunteering & Internship Handbook was conceptualised to provide information and guidance for students who are keen on pursuing legal careers outside commercial law, particularly in the fields of public international law and human rights. It provides an introduction into the wide range of legal opportunities available for undergraduate and postgraduate students, within and outside the U.K. The Handbook has been conveniently divided into three sections-- Internships, Volunteering Opportunities and Barristers’ Chambers Mini-pupillages, to cater to students’ various interests.

The opportunities listed here are by no means comprehensive. However, we hope that the Handbook will be of use to you as you pursue the next step to your legal career.

We would also like to thank the organisations for kindly providing us with the relevant information.

Oxford Lawyers Without Borders Oxford Student Division Committee 2019/2020

WE STAND FOR EMPOWERMENT, BY THE YOUTH AND FOR THE YOUTH. OPPORTUNITIES

Internships

American Association for the Advancement Lawyers Without Borders of Science Oxford Omnia International Article 19 Oxford University Careers Service Bonavero Institute of Human Rights Redress Center for Constitutional Rights The Joint Council for the Welfare of European Commission Immigrants

Human Rights Watch The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press International Crisis Group Volterra Fietta International Court of Justice Women’s International League for Peace and Just For Kids Law Freedom

JUSTICE

Volunteering opportunities

Advocates Abroad Law Centres Network

Advocates for International Development Lawyers for Justice in Libya

Asylum Welcome Legal Centre Lesvos

Bail for Immigration Detainees Liberty

Oxford Faculty of Law British Institute of Human Rights Oxford Human Rights Hub British Institute of International and Comparative Law Oxford Pro Bono Publico

Consonant Praxis Community Projects

FENIX Women's Link Worldwide

Barristers' Chambers

1 Crown Office Row Francis Taylor Building

4 New Square Garden Court Chambers

11KBW Henderson Chambers

39 Essex Chambers Landmark Chambers

Blackstone Chambers Monckton Chambers

Brick Court Chambers New Square Chambers

Doughty Street Chambers The 36 Group

INTERNSHIPS

American Association for the Advancement of Science

► PROGRAMME: Scientific Responsibility, Human Rights and Law Program Internship ► TYPE: Paid internship ► DESCRIPTION: The Scientific Responsibility, Human Rights and Law Program addresses ethical, legal and human rights issues related to the conduct and application of science and technology. The Program has a long-standing commitment to providing substantive internship opportunities for undergraduates, graduate students, and post-docs from all fields of science and engineering, as well as law students.

► QUALIFICATION: Undergraduate/Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD:Winter/Spring: Mid- ► LOCATION: Washington, D.C., USA November; Summer: Mid-March ► DURATION: 12 weeks ► HOW TO APPLY: Send a cover letter indicating your dates of availability and a resume to [email protected] with "AAAS Internship" and your name as the subject line. ► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.aaas.org/programs/scientific-responsibility-human-rights-law/internship

Article 19

► PROGRAMME: Law and Policy Programme Internship ► TYPE: Unpaid internship, up to £700/month can be claimed for travel, meals, care of dependents and administrative costs. ► DESCRIPTION: Article 19 is a human rights organization with a specific mandate and focus on the defense and promotion of freedom of expression and freedom of information worldwide. Key tasks will include: Conducting legal research on international and comparative human rights law related to the rights to freedom of expression and freedom of information Drafting summaries of cases on freedom of expression and information Drafting legal briefs Assisting the Law and Policy Programme in producing legal analyses of national media-related legislation -Providing general administrative support

► QUALIFICATION: Law Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications close ► LOCATION: London approximately one month before the intake: ► DURATION: Min. 3 months Sept-Nov 2019: 4 Aug 2019; Jan-Mar 2020: 1 Dec 2019 ► HOW TO APPLY: Online application form ► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.article19.org/careers/ Bonavero Institute of Human Rights

► PROGRAMME: Bonavero Institute Student Fellowship Programme ► TYPE: Internship with financial assistance available ► DESCRIPTION: Students will have the opportunity to work with a range of organisations working in the field of human rights law, including the rule of law. These include senior appellate courts, world-leading NGOs and research institutions. The Student Fellowship Programme gives our students a chance to explore their professional options in a variety of unpaid placements, both within the UK and across the world.

► QUALIFICATION: Member of the University ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website currently pursuing a research degree or a taught ► HOW TO APPLY: Written application and interview graduate course in the Law Faculty, graduate students from other Faculties within the University with a previous law degree and students in the final year of the BA Jurisprudence programme or those who have graduated from the Law Faculty in the last 12 months ► LOCATION: Various ► DURATION: 3-5 months

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/centres-institutes/bonavero-institute-human- rights/bonavero-institute-student-fellowships

Center for Constitutional Rights

► PROGRAMME: Ella Baker Summer Internship Program ► TYPE: Paid internship with maximum stipend of $6000 ► DESCRIPTION: The CCR is dedicated to advancing and protecting the rights guaranteed by the United States Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The CCR created the Ella Baker Summer Internship Program in 1987 to honor the legacy of Ella Baker, a hero of the civil rights movement, and to train the next generation of social justice lawyers. Interns work under the direct supervision of CCR attorneys and advocacy program managers on CCR cases and projects. Interns also participate in trainings on litigation skills, movement lawyering, and other relevant topics. Interns’ responsibilities may include: legal research & writing for domestic and international litigation, factual investigation, client & witness interviews, policy/legislative research, and participation in client and community meetings. In addition, students are provided opportunities to attend court proceedings, community and client meetings, and attend other law-related panels and events.

► QUALIFICATION: Students that have ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website completed first year of law school by summer of ► HOW TO APPLY: See website 2019. Law graduates not accepted. ► LOCATION: New York ► DURATION: 3 months ► MORE INFORMATION: https://ccrjustice.org/ella-baker-summer-internship-program

European Commission

► PROGRAMME: Traineeship ► TYPE: Paid internship ► DESCRIPTION: The European Commission is an institution of the European Union, responsible for proposing legislation, implementing decisions, upholding the EU treaties and managing the day-to-day business of the EU. The content of the job depends on the service. The trainee may work in the field of competition law, human resources, environmental policy. The traineeship offers, inter alia, EU knowledge and practical experience.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: ► LOCATION: Mostly in Brussels, March-July intake: Registration opens in July the year Belgium/across the European Union before ► DURATION: 5 months October-February intake: Registration opens in January ► HOW TO APPLY: See website

► MORE INFORMATION: https://ec.europa.eu/stages/about_en

Human Rights Watch

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Unpaid internship ► DESCRIPTION: Human Rights Watch investigates and reports on abuses happening in all corners of the world. They are roughly 450 people of 70-plus nationalities who are country experts, lawyers, journalists, and others who work to protect the most at risk, from vulnerable minorities and civilians in wartime, to refugees and children in need. They are looking for candidates that are passionate about human rights, who are determined to make an impact on people’s lives around the world

► QUALIFICATION: Various ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Various ► LOCATION: Various They are currently recruiting for International Justice ► DURATION: Various Program Intern (16 June 2019) ► HOW TO APPLY: Online application form

► MORE INFORMATION: https://tinyurl.com/y3dfdgg5

International Crisis Group

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Unpaid internship ► DESCRIPTION: The International Crisis Group is an independent organisation working to prevent wars and shape policies that will build a more peaceful world. As a volunteer or intern you will be able to take what you've learned in university and use it to make a practical contribution towards the prevention and resolution of deadly conflict. Opportunities range from working on research projects with field analysts in Dakar, Bishkek and Bogota to working with our EU/UN/U.S. advocacy teams in Brussels/New York/Washington to organising major events as part of our development team or supporting our communications team in the Brussels headquarters.

► QUALIFICATION: Recent undergraduate or ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Various postgraduate They are currently recruiting for a UN Advocacy ► LOCATION: Various Volunteer Intern ► DURATION: 3-6 months ► HOW TO APPLY: See website for current opportunities. They only accept applications for open positions

► MORE INFORMATION: http://jobs.crisisgroup.org

International Court of Justice

► PROGRAMME: Internship Programme ► TYPE: Unpaid internship ► DESCRIPTION: The internship programme is similar to a judicial clerkship or judicial assistantship and provides an opportunity for one Oxford student or recent graduate to work for nearly a year at the leading international tribunal in the world. The person selected will work closely with the members of the Court on tasks such as drafting opinions, orders and other court documents; preparing case files and researching a variety of legal issues.

► QUALIFICATION: Current graduate law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications close students pursuing research or taught courses in around February each year the Law Faculty or alumni who graduated from ► HOW TO APPLY: See website Oxford Law Faculty (including the BA programme) in the past two years ► LOCATION: The Hague, Netherlands ► DURATION: 1 year

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/news/2018-01-08-call-applications-international-court-justice-icj- traineeship-programme Just For Kids Law

► PROGRAMME: Advocacy Year Trainee ► TYPE: Paid internship, London living wage ► DESCRIPTION: Just for Kids Law is a UK charity that works with and for children and young people to hold those with power to account and fight for wider reform by providing legal representation and advice, direct advocacy and support, and campaigning to ensure children and young people in the UK have their legal rights and entitlements respected and promoted, and their voices heard and valued. Advocacy Year aims to improve the lives of under-supported children and young people, while equipping our trainee Youth Advocates with skills and experience that will be invaluable in their future careers. Advocacy Year is an excellent opportunity for graduates interested in social justice and a possible career in law. Working directly with young people to tackle their multiple, complex issues, trainee Youth Advocates gain advocacy and client care skills, legal knowledge, and first-hand understanding of the difficulties and challenges many young people in our society face.

► QUALIFICATION: Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: See website ► DURATION: 12 months

► MORE INFORMATION: https://justforkidslaw.org/advocacy-year-2/

JUSTICE

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Paid internship ► DESCRIPTION: JUSTICE is an all-party law reform and human rights organisation working to strengthen the justice system – administrative, civil and criminal – in the UK. They have an established internship programme. JUSTICE interns work closely with our policy staff: conducting legal research, providing commentary on draft legislation, assisting with third party interventions and supporting working parties of the membership exploring critical issues of law reform. JUSTICE interns gain the opportunity to develop skills and experience of working on important areas of legal policy at a national level as well as the chance to be part of a small, friendly and committed staff.

► QUALIFICATION: Law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website Graduate/Exceptionally, non-law Graduate ► HOW TO APPLY: See website ► LOCATION: London ► DURATION: Summer (June-October), Winter (January-February)

► MORE INFORMATION: https://justice.org.uk/about-us/vacancies/ Lawyers Without Borders

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Unpaid internship ► DESCRIPTION: Lawyers Without Borders is an NGO that manages volunteering lawyers from around the world who donate pro bono service to rule of law projects, capacity building and access to justice initiatives. Their goal is to develop and provide legal support to Rule of Law projects and initiatives in the human rights and global capacity building sectors; this is achieved using lawyers serving pro bono whenever possible. This approach has proven to exponentially reduce costs to funders, in-country NGOs, and legal communities in developing regions around the world.

► QUALIFICATION: Law Undergraduate/Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications are generally ► LOCATION: New Haven Connecticut/ reviewed on a rolling basis at least 3 or more months Washington, D.C., USA before the start of the new internship term. Highly ► DURATION: Winter/Spring, Fall, January Term (1 qualified applicants will be accepted on an “early month, full time), Summer (8-10 weeks) and Gap admissions” basis. Term or Gap Year (flexible), corresponding to the ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV (with names of semesters in the USA references) and cover letter to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: https://lawyerswithoutborders.org/lwob/get-involved/internships/

Oxford Omnia International

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Internship ► DESCRIPTION: Oxford Omnia is a transnational non-profit organization with a mission to support a young adults-led and community-based approach to advance human rights, international development, education, nonviolence, food security, environmental sustainability and protection, international law, and to relieve poverty for vulnerable groups, through means of international research, advocacy, development, humanitarian aid, and rights projects, anywhere in the world.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Openings open year ► LOCATION: Oxford round ► DURATION: NIL ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV and a statement of interest to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.oxfordomnia.org/get-involved/ Oxford University Careers Service

► PROGRAMME: Micro-Internship Programme ► TYPE: Unpaid internships; local travel expenses and lunch expenses covered. ► DESCRIPTION: Micro-internships are short-term work experience placements, which take place at the end of each term and are full-time and voluntary. Each internship gives you the opportunity to observe and assist with a notable project. The aim is to develop your professional skills, add to your CV, and offer you the opportunity to make new professional contacts. Placements can be research-based or professional, with several host organisations providing human rights legal internships.

► QUALIFICATION: Current, matriculated ► APPLICATION PERIOD: 3rd week, Monday Oxford University students (midday): application deadline ► LOCATION: Various; mostly London and 5th week, Monday: MIP second round Oxfordshire 6th week, Monday (midday): application deadline for ► DURATION: 2-5 days; 9th or 10th week of second round each Oxford term ► HOW TO APPLY: Apply on CareerConnect

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.careers.ox.ac.uk/micro-internships/

Oxford University Careers Service

► PROGRAMME: The Summer Internship Programme ► TYPE: Internships ► DESCRIPTION: The Summer Internship Programme provides access to hundreds of internship opportunities during the long (summer) vacation. They are offered by our international alumni, by multi-national corporations, by world-leading NGOs, by cutting-edge research institutions and many other organisations, and all are exclusively available to Oxford University students. Since the programme’s inception, students have undertaken internships in over 40 countries and have gained valuable work experience while travelling to exciting and exotic locations. The Summer Internship Programme also gives you the chance to explore work experience options in a variety of sectors in the UK. The internships are advertised from the beginning of Hilary term each year.

► QUALIFICATION: Current, ► APPLICATION PERIOD: The internships are matriculated Oxford University advertised from the beginning of Hilary term each students year. ► LOCATION: Various ► HOW TO APPLY: See website ► DURATION: 2-12 weeks during the summer vacation

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.careers.ox.ac.uk/about-our-internships/ Redress

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Paid internship, daily lunch and travel expenses provided ► DESCRIPTION: REDRESS uses the law to seek justice and reparation for survivors of torture, to combat impunity for governments and individuals who perpetrate torture, and to develop and promote compliance with international standards. REDRESS offers internships to excellent law graduates and LLM students with a strong background in international human rights work. Interns will work with REDRESS staff on a number of assignments. These include independent research on torture cases, factual and/or legal research for reports and submissions before domestic and regional courts, the International Criminal Court and UN treaty body mechanisms. The role may also require some administrative work.

► QUALIFICATION: Law Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Four regular intakes per ► LOCATION: London/The Hague year: January, April, July and October.Information ► DURATION: Min. 3 months regarding an intake will be posted 2 months before. ► HOW TO APPLY: See website

► MORE INFORMATION: https://redress.org/about-us/work-at-redress/internships/

The Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Unpaid internship ► DESCRIPTION: JCWI is a charity that challenges unjust laws and practices that restrict rights and lead to discrimination, influences the debate on migration and fighting against the politics of hate and fear, supports vulnerable individuals & families with reliable, high-quality legal advice, improves the quality of advice elsewhere through training and capacity building and builds and supports progressive movements at the grassroots and at the national level.

► QUALIFICATION: Degree level ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Various. The recruitment education or equivalent rounds take place every 3 months and are ongoing attainment (preferably in law or throught the year. related subject) ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV and cover letter ► LOCATION: London to [email protected], outlining why you are interested ► DURATION: Min. 2 days a week in an internship with JCWI. for 3 months They are currently recruting for a Casework Intern.

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.jcwi.org.uk/casework-intern The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Paid internship, Stipend available. ► DESCRIPTION: Interns have the opportunity to work with their staff on major projects, contribute to ongoing research, and report and write about media law issues for their website. The intern will support their communications team, as well as the development director and the legal team as needed. The Reporters Committee provides its interns with regular opportunities to interact with working journalists, media lawyers and policymakers through seminars around Washington, D.C. Interns may attend congressional hearings, hear arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court or other federal appellate courts, and visit newsrooms and government agencies where they can learn firsthand about free press issues.

► QUALIFICATION: Undergraduate/Recent ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Summer term intake: graduate End January; Fall term intake: Start August; Spring ► LOCATION: Washington, D.C., USA term intake: End October ► DURATION: The Fall, Spring, and Summer ► HOW TO APPLY: Send a resume, cover letter and semesters in the USA writing samples to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.rcfp.org/internships/

Volterra Fietta

► PROGRAMME: Internship ► TYPE: Paid internship ► DESCRIPTION: Volterra Fietta is an elite global law firm that is specialised entirely in public international law. They are the only dedicated public international law firm in the world. Their work redraws international borders, settles conflicts and resolves billion dollar disputes. They have one of the largest dedicated international disputes resolution teams in the world.

► QUALIFICATION: Min. one university ► APPLICATION DEADLINE: See website degree in law and a proven capability in ► HOW TO APPLY: See website relevant subjects, such as public international law, international dispute resolution and international arbitration. ► LOCATION: London ► DURATION: 6 months

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.volterrafietta.com/careers/internships/ Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom

► PROGRAMME: PeaceWomen Fellowships/Internships ► TYPE: Internship ► DESCRIPTION: The Women, Peace and Security Programme offers short term Women, Peace and Security internships and longer-term Women, Peace and Security fellowship through our New York City UN office. It is aimed at graduate students or young professionals interested in women, peace and security issues related to disarmament and women’s human rights. The intern/fellow will work closely with WILPF staff to provide monitoring, research and outreach support to WILPF's advocacy on Women, Peace and Security issues at the UN Headquarters in New York. The intern will attend and monitor Security Council debates and UN events, write research papers and policy analysis, including the annual update of the Security Council WPS Scorecard, and post monitoring information on the website. The intern/fellow will also conduct social media outreach, contribute to website maintenance and redevelopment, and support publication of the monthly Women, Peace and Security Monitor electronic newsletter.

► QUALIFICATION: Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: 3 regular intakes per ► LOCATION: New York City, USA year: January-May/June, May/June-August, and ► DURATION: 4-6 months September-December. Check the website for deadlines ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the written application to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.peacewomen.org/pw-internships VOLUNTEERING

Advocates Abroad

► PROGRAMME: Legal Advocate ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: Advocates Abroad is dedicated to humanitarian aid in crisis zones. There are three different roles: 1) Field Advocates provide free legal aid to refugees and asylum seekers in Greece

2) Remote Advocates will be providing support to Advocates’ operations in the Remote Research Team and/or Remote Intake Team. The Remote Intake Team monitors and processes all incoming messages from refugees, asylum seekers and third parties over email and supports Advocates’ operations by operating its Legal Aid Hotline.

3) Remote Research Advocates work on country condition reports and a variety of projects related to European and international standards and practices applicable to asylum and immigration issues and related human rights issues in Europe and beyond.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL ► LOCATION: Various ► HOW TO APPLY: Online application form ► DURATION: Various

► MORE INFORMATION: https://advocatesabroad.org/joinus?hh_jid=43863

Advocates for International Development

► PROGRAMME: Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: A4ID is a global charity that works in partnership with the world's leading law firms to provide free access to legal advice for NGOs. A4ID provides volunteer positions for individuals hoping to gain further experience in the legal, charity and international development sectors. We offer a variety of positions to suit individuals’ skills and experience in communications, fundraising, pro bono, operations, learning and development.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: See website ► DURATION: 6 months; January-June/July- December

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.a4id.org/volunteers/ Asylum Welcome

► PROGRAMME: Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: Asylum Welcome’s aim is to reduce poverty, suffering and social isolation, and to enable asylum seekers and refugees to live with the respect and dignity to which they are entitled. To these ends, they:

Provide advice, information and support to asylum seekers and refugees Befriend, visit and support the rights and welfare of detainees Work with other service providers and the public to meet the needs of asylum seekers and refugees They are currently recruiting for a variety of positions.

► QUALIFICATION: Various ► APPLICATION DEADLINE: Various ► LOCATION: Oxford ► HOW TO APPLY: Attend one of their information ► DURATION: Preferably min. 12 sessions and send the completed volunteer months and to be available outside application form to [email protected], term times saying which of their volunteer roles interest you and which language(s) you speak. If they are not recruiting for a role that interests you, they can put you on our waiting list, as their needs change regularly

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.asylum-welcome.org/volunteer

Bail for Immigration Detainees

► PROGRAMME: Volunteer Assistant Caseworker ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: BID is an independent charity that exists to challenge immigration detention in the UK. They challenge immigration detention by providing free legal advice, information and representation to thousands of people held in detention across the UK. Through their research and policy work, they also challenge existing detention policy and practice as well as pressing for an end to detention. Volunteer assistant caseworkers provide support to BID’s Legal Managers in the delivery of legal advice, information and representation to immigration detainees in the UK held either in prisons or detention centres. They are provided with training in asylum, immigration and human rights law to enable them to take exams at OISC Level One. They are supervised at all times by an OISC accredited supervisor.

► QUALIFICATION: Law Graduate/Law Post- ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Recruitment is on an Graduate degree along with some legal experience ongoing basis is desirable but not essential ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the completed application ► LOCATION: London form to the address noted on the form. ► DURATION: Min. 2 days a week for 6 months

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.biduk.org/pages/66-volunteer British Institute of Human Rights

► PROGRAMME: Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: The British Institute of Human Rights (BIHR)'s mission is to help people and organisations use human rights law, language and principles to protect the most vulnerable, and to embed human rights principles into day-to-day policymaking and public service delivery. It seeks to achieve this by providing information, training and consultancy about human rights to a wide range of voluntary, community and public bodies at national, regional and grassroots levels to help them run more effective campaigns and deliver better services.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: Fill in their online application ► DURATION: Various form to be informed when opportunities arise

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.bihr.org.uk/volunteer

British Institute of International and Comparative Law

► PROGRAMME: Research Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: The BIICL provides informed, independent and practical legal ideas for a global community. It is one of the very few independent legal bodies of its type in the world, as it is unaffiliated to any university, is a charity/not-for-profit organisation and is nonpartisan. BIICL includes within it the innovative Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, which has a particular focus on the many rule of law issues world-wide. BIICL offers opportunities for volunteers to assist in its research and activities. The volunteer programme includes the following legal areas: Public International Law, Private International Law, International Economic Law, Competition Law, European Private Law and Comparative Law.

► QUALIFICATION: Candidates pursuing a LLM or ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL equivalent/relevant work experience in an NGO, international ► HOW TO APPLY: contact the Admin Team at organisation, government department or private practice, or [email protected] those with only a first degree or nearing completion of a first degree in law, if they have proven interests or other relevant experience; good research and drafting skills; ► LOCATION: London ► DURATION: Highly flexible; part-time, short term ► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.biicl.org/volunteer Consonant

► PROGRAMME: Legal Administration Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: The charity, which merged with Asylum Aid in 2016, helps migrants, refugees and asylum seekers with their immigration status, to learn English and to find work. Tottenham: If you’re interested in law and are a great organiser, this the perfect opportunity to gain experience in a fast-paced law firm. Volunteers will help with the casework management system, varied administrative tasks, and will maintain our files to stringent LAA audit standards. With time and experience, volunteers can progress onto drafting letters, conducting legal research, and taking notes behind counsel in court. Westminster: They are looking to recruit volunteers to assist with translation work, interviewing and assessing clients and day to day tasks to ensure the smooth running of drop in advice sessions.

► QUALIFICATION: Westminster: Knowledge of an ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Various additional language is essential, but community ► HOW TO APPLY: Tottenham: Download the languages such as Farsi and Bengali would be an application pack on the website asset. Westminster: Contact ► LOCATION: Tottenham/Westminster [email protected] for an application ► DURATION: Various pack. If they are not recruiting for a role that interests you, you will be put on a waiting list.

► MORE INFORMATION: https://consonant.org.uk/get-involved/

FENIX

► PROGRAMME: Legal Assistant ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: FENIX's work combats the entrapment of displaced people in the Greek islands by providing effective legal aid, helping refugees navigate the asylum process and documenting human rights abuses committed against those fleeing violence in their countries. Its field team is based on Lesvos, Greece and provides general information and assistance to refugees. They provide information to refugees about their rights under international law, help present family reunification claims, assist with interview preparation, and facilitate the acquisition of documents and medical and psychological assessments. The remote research and human rights teams assist field volunteers by providing high quality investigative reports on countries of origin and the state of affairs on the ground.

► QUALIFICATION: Recent Law Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL ► LOCATION: Lesvos, Greece/Remote ► HOW TO APPLY: Online application form ► DURATION: Min. 6 months

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.fenixaid.org/join-us Law Centres Network

► PROGRAMME: Law Centre Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: Law Centres work within their communities to defend the legal rights of local people. Specialising in social welfare law, they have an in-depth knowledge of the issues communities face. They use this knowledge to help people save their homes, keep their jobs and protect their families. Law Centres offer legal advice, casework and representation to individuals and groups. Spotting local trends and issues in the course of their work, they highlight them to bring about necessary policy changes and to prevent future problems. Law Centres also help build capacity within local communities by training and supporting local groups and educating people about the law and their rights.

► QUALIFICATION: Various ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications are accepted on ► LOCATION: All around the UK an ongoing basis ► DURATION: Various ► HOW TO APPLY: See website/Contact your local Law Centre ► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.lawcentres.org.uk/i-want-to-get-involved

Lawyers for Justice in Libya

► PROGRAMME: Legal Intern/Volunteering ► TYPE: Volunteering/Internship ► DESCRIPTION: LFJL was incorporated for the public benefit in order to defend and promote human rights in Libya, and was established in response to the 17 February 2011 uprising in Libya. They work for the promotion of justice, human rights, and democracy in Libya. They offer a wide range of volunteer opportunities including work experience, internships, contributions to events and fundraising.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: Check back regularly for new ► DURATION: NIL volunteering opportunities or e-mail [email protected].

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.libyanjustice.org/en/get-involved#volunteer Legal Centre Lesvos

► PROGRAMME: Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: International solidarity is fundamental in trying to help refugees arriving to Lesvos from Turkey in defending their rights. A small group of legally trained international volunteers based in Lesvos provide legal information and assistance to asylum seekers and migrants, whilst supporting Greek lawyers in their provision of legal advice and representation. The information that they collect whilst operating within the Legal Centre serves as a basis for press statements, human rights reports and legal strategies. Legal Centre Lesvos is looking for lawyers, legally trained professionals and law graduates willing to assist their legal team in defending the rights of asylum seekers and refugees in Lesvos.

► QUALIFICATION: Law Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications are ► LOCATION: Lesvos, Greece accepted on a rolling basis ► DURATION: Min. 3 months ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV, a writing sample of your choice, contacts for reference(s) and cover letter to [email protected] ► MORE INFORMATION: https://legalcentrelesvos.org/volunteers/

Liberty

► PROGRAMME: Advice and Information Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: Liberty is an advocacy group and membership organisation that campaigns to protect civil liberties and promote human rights for everyone. They challenge injustice, defends freedom and campaigns to make sure everyone in the UK is treated fairly. Advice and Information volunteers will assist them with responding to written queries from the public about their rights.

► QUALIFICATION: Law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website Graduate/legally qualified ► HOW TO APPLY: See website. They only accept ► LOCATION: London applications for specific vacancies ► DURATION: Min. 1 day a week for 4 months

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.libertyhumanrights.org.uk/who-we-are/volunteering-and-work-experience Oxford Faculty of Law

► PROGRAMME: Oxford Legal Assistance Project ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: The programme involves students in practical legal work to provide assistance that benefits clients who would often be unable to afford legal advice otherwise. The OLA has recently announced the launch of a new project, assisting Oxford’s local Citizen’s Advice Bureau, with Oxford law students attending weekly CAB clinics in various areas of the law, to assist the advising volunteer lawyers. The OLA programme clearly benefits local clients in need of legal assistance, and it also enables law students to get some hands-on practical experience of the law, at the same time as they study the subject as an academic discipline.

► QUALIFICATION: Law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications open in Undergraduate/Graduate Trinity term ► LOCATION: Oxford ► HOW TO APPLY: Written application and ► DURATION: NIL interview

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/content/oxford-legal-assistance-project

Oxford Human Rights Hub

► PROGRAMME: Blog Contributor ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: The OxHRH Blog aims to promote dialogue between human rights researchers, practitioners and policy-makers from around the world. They welcome original contributions which provide high quality legal analysis of recent human rights law developments across the globe, including case law, current litigation, legislation, policy- making and activism.

► QUALIFICATION: Only blogs that ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL are of high quality and that comply with ► HOW TO APPLY: Email your submission to the Style Rules set out on this page [email protected], and include in will be published. the subject line your blog title and your name. ► LOCATION: NIL ► DURATION: NIL

► MORE INFORMATION: http://ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/blog/how-to-contribute/ Oxford Pro Bono Publico

► PROGRAMME: Researcher/Student co-ordinator ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: Oxford Pro Bono Publico (OPBP) is an organisation based at the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Law and dedicated to promoting the principles and practice of public interest law on a pro bono basis. If you want to use your legal research and writing skills to help pro bono lawyers and organisations around the world, you can volunteer as a researcher on one of their projects. If there’s an area of public interest law that particularly appeals to you, you can volunteer as a student co-ordinator for an OPBP project

► QUALIFICATION: Graduate student at ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Various Oxford University (including visiting students) ► HOW TO APPLY: Volunteer researcher: Sign up ► LOCATION: Oxford for their mailing list on the website. Whenever OPBP ► DURATION: NIL begins a new project, student co-ordinators send out a call for volunteers. Student coordinator: Contact [email protected] and tell them about your background and area(s) of expertise.

► MORE INFORMATION: http://ohrh.law.ox.ac.uk/opbp/opbp-project-work/

Praxis Community Projects

► PROGRAMME: Street Legal Community Engagement Volunteer ► TYPE: Volunteering ► DESCRIPTION: Praxis Community Projects is committed to working with vulnerable migrants and are deeply concerned for the safety and well being of refugees, asylum seekers, refused asylum seekers, people with limited recourse to public funds due to their immigration status, young unaccompanied asylum seekers, victims of human trafficking, foreign national offenders and others who find it difficult to settle in the UK. Street Legal is a partnership between Praxis, St Mungo’s and Refugee Action which works to prevent rough sleeping among non-EU migrants in London. Volunteers will help to develop and deliver a programme of innovative workshops and information sessions that will empower at-risk communities to prevent or survive destitution and homelessness.

Volunteers will work directly with people experiencing or at risk of homelessness to promote access to good-quality immigration legal advice and knowledge of rights and entitlements around healthcare, benefits and housing. Volunteers will also support migrants with experience of destitution to make their voice heard to commissioners and service providers. Volunteers will help develop training and support for Street Legal’s community champions – volunteers using their lived experience of homelessness and destitution to empower others. Previous experience of group facilitation is desirable. Knowledge of, or strong interest in, issues around homelessness and migrants’ rights is essential.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Various ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the completed application ► DURATION: Min. 1 day a week form to [email protected].

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.praxis.org.uk Women's Link Worldwide

► PROGRAMME: Legal Intern/Volunteering ► TYPE: Volunteering/Internship ► DESCRIPTION: Women’s Link Worldwide is an international nonprofit organization that uses the power of the law to promote social change that advances the human rights of women and girls, especially those facing multiple inequalities. Interns or volunteers can expect to be involved in the preparation of summaries of judicial decisions from around the world, as well as helping with legal research and supporting the strategic work of Women's Link's legal team

► QUALIFICATION: Law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications are Undergraduate/Graduate accepted on a rolling basis. ► LOCATION: Madrid, Spain/Bogota, ► HOW TO APPLY: Online application form Colombia ► DURATION: 3 months (April-June, July-September, October-December)

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.womenslinkworldwide.org/en/take-action/internships/internships-legal Chambers

1 Crown Office Row

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: £150 can be claimed to defray accommodation or other costs incurred ► DESCRIPTION: 1 Crown Office Row, the Chambers of Richard Booth QC, is recognised as one of the leading sets in the UK, particularly in the fields of civil and public law.

The aim of the mini-pupillages is to help people to decide whether a career at the Bar is for them and to expose them to relevant and appropriate experience of our work to that end. The process of selection for mini-pupillage is entirely separate from the pupillage process.

► QUALIFICATION: Undergraduate/Graduate ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Applications are open ► LOCATION: London between November and February for mini-pupillages ► DURATION: NIL which will take place in the following June and July ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV and cover letter setting out your reasons for wishing to undertake a mini-pupillage by post or by email for the attention of Amelia Walker. ► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.1cor.com/london/careers/mini-pupillage/

4 New Square

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Up to £50 in expenses ► DESCRIPTION: 4 New Square is a leading commercial and civil set of barristers comprising of 80 members, of whom 25 are Queen’s Counsel. It enjoys a leading reputation at the public law and human rights bar, with members regularly involved in some of the most significant cases being heard by the Administrative Court, the Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: 4 regular intakes per ► LOCATION: London year. Applications close approximately 2 months ► DURATION: 2 days before the mini-pupillage ► HOW TO APPLY: Send completed application form, equality and diversity questionnaire and reasonable adjustment form (if applicable) to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.4newsquare.com/recruitment/mini-pupillage/how-to-apply/ 11KBW

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Reimbuse travel or accomodation expenses up to a maximum of £150 ► DESCRIPTION: S11KBW is a leading chambers specialising in employment, public and commercial law. An assessed mini-pupillage is a vital part of their pupillage application process. Mini-pupils will be asked to do a piece of work which will be assessed by two members of chambers. Mini-pupils will be assessed on the written work and on the oral discussion. They also offer a small number of unassessed mini-pupillages for those who are at an earlier stage of their legal studies who demonstrate exceptional qualities.

► QUALIFICATION: First or higher upper-second ► APPLICATION PERIOD: Deadline for assessed class degree (in any academic field) mini-pupillages, held between January and March, is in ► LOCATION: London mid-November ► DURATION: 3 days ► HOW TO APPLY: Complete the online application form

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.11kbw.com/join-us/pupillage/mini-pupillage/

39 Essex Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Paid internship with maximum stipend of $6000 ► DESCRIPTION: 39 Essex Chambers is a leading set based in London, Manchester, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Their barristers offer a depth of expertise in a range of specialist sectors and practice areas. Mini pupils are allocated a mini-pupil supervisor on arrival in Chambers; normally a junior tenant who “looks after” each mini-pupil during the week. Chambers will try to take into account any particular areas of interest expressed in the application form when allocating a supervisor for the mini-pupillage. An interest in a broad spread of Chambers work is, however, encouraged, particularly as during pupillage itself, our pupils sit with supervisors drawn from the four core practice specialisms: civil liability, public law, construction/commercial law, and environmental/planning law.

► QUALIFICATION: Final year of study prior to ► APPLICATION PERIOD: 1st September-31st commencing Bar School the following autumn October each year (non-finalists must explain why an exception ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the completed application should be made for them) form (from website) and CV by email to ► LOCATION: London [email protected] ► DURATION: 3 days

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.39essex.com/recruitment/mini-pupillage/ Blackstone Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Travel/accommodation expenses can be claimed, up to a maximum of £250. ► DESCRIPTION: Most of the leading civil liberties and human rights cases of the last decade have involved barristers from Blackstone Chambers. The set has an almost unique mixture of expertise across traditional claimant and defendant public law, public international law, regulatory law, and commercial litigation and is able to offer lateral thinking practitioners at all levels of experience able to operate to their client’s advantage. The mini-pupil will spend about a week in Chambers to gain a useful insight into life at Blackstone Chambers. The mini-pupil will normally be attached to one or two members of Chambers, but will also have the opportunity of seeing the work of others. The mini-pupil will be asked to undertake a set piece of work during the mini pupillage which is common to all candidates in your applications year, which will be formally assessed by the mini pupil supervisor.

► QUALIFICATION: NIL ► APPLICATION PERIOD: September-January ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: Fill in online application form and ► DURATION: 1 week complete submission on Pupillage Gateway. Submit 2 academic references to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.blackstonechambers.com/pupillage/mini-pupillage/

Brick Court Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: £10 per day, with a further £50 available towards expenses on production of receipts ► DESCRIPTION: Brick Court Chambers is one of the leading sets of barristers’ chambers. They have a very strong reputation in Commercial, EU/Competition and Public Law. An assessed mini-pupillage is an integral part of their pupillage selection process and, consequently, they do not normally consider candidates for pupillage unless they have undertaken a mini-pupillage with the Chambers. Mini-pupils will be asked to review at least one set of papers for your supervisor and, in addition, to carry out a standard piece of assessed work during the week which will be reviewed by members of Chambers' Pupillage Committee.

► QUALIFICATION: Minimum ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL penultimate year ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the completed application ► LOCATION: London form (from website) to Lyana Peniston at ► DURATION: 1 week [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.brickcourt.co.uk/join-us/pupillage

Doughty Street Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Unpaid internship ► DESCRIPTION: Doughty Street Chambers is a set of internationally renowned barristers with a reputation for excellence. They specialise in many areas of law across multiple jurisdictions, often in cases which have a strong emphasis on human rights and civil liberties, and offer our clients a commitment to hard work and an innovative, multi- disciplinary approach. Doughty Street Chambers supports the Inner Temple Pegasus Access and Support Scheme (PASS), a leading programme designed to support aspiring barristers who have not yet started the BPTC, offering three mini-pupillage placements each year.

► QUALIFICATION: All students on the ► APPLICATION PERIOD: October-November programme must also be on track to have a 2:1 or ► HOW TO APPLY: See website above, have studied at a UK state secondary school and come from specified socioeconomic backgrounds ► LOCATION: London ► DURATION: 1 week ► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.doughtystreet.co.uk/join-us/mini-pupilage

Francis Taylor Building

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Unpaid ► DESCRIPTION: Francis Taylor Building is a barristers' chambers with a leading reputation for planning, environmental, licensing, and other related areas of public law. It has extensive experience of judicial review and similar statutory challenges and appeals. Mini-pupillages provide an opportunity for mini-pupils to meet members of Chambers, to be introduced to the type of work we do and to life in Chambers. Mini-pupils will typically spend their time attending court with members of Chambers, reading papers, carrying out research and drafting.

► QUALIFICATION: ► APPLICATION PERIOD: September-December -Law students must be in at least their second ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV and cover year of a qualifying law degree by the time they letter to Adam Collins electronically by email to undertake a mini-pupillage [email protected] -Non-law students must have at least started the GDL by the time they undertake a mini-pupillage ► LOCATION: London ► DURATION: Up to 1 week

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.ftbchambers.co.uk/recruitment/mini-pupillage

Garden Court Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: NIL ► DESCRIPTION: Garden Court Chambers is a top ranked barristers' chambers committed to fighting injustice, defending human rights and upholding the rule of law. Its areas of expertise include Administrative and Public Law, Civil Liberties and Human Rights, as well as International Law. Garden Court Chambers organises two mini-pupillage courses each year. On each day of the course, mini-pupils are offered the opportunity to attend court or other hearings, to work on legal research in Chambers and attend conferences. Early evening de-briefing sessions are organised and followed up with a variety of workshops and lectures.

► QUALIFICATION: Above 18 ► APPLICATION PERIOD: NIL ► LOCATION: London ► HOW TO APPLY: Online application form ► DURATION: 1 week (held in February and September/October)

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/join-us

Henderson Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Reimbursements for travel expenses. They also offer up to 15 bursaries every year of £200 each to candidates who are likely to have difficulty meeting the costs of attending a mini pupillage ► DESCRIPTION: Henderson Chambers is a leading Barristers’ Chambers with acknowledged expertise in all of its principal areas of practice, which includes Public Law. Mini-pupillage at Henderson Chambers provides the chance to spend some time with members of Chambers seeing what they do on a day-to-day basis. Because of the variety of areas of law in which we practice, it is also an opportunity to sample different areas of law. A key aspect of life in Chambers is socialising with each other and they hope that mini-pupils will be able to meet members of Chambers in a non-work capacity, over lunch or over coffee, or just when someone pops into another member's room for a catch-up.

► QUALIFICATION: Above 18 ► APPLICATION PERIOD: ► LOCATION: London September - December 2019: Midday 26 July 2019 ► DURATION: Summer (June- January - April 2020: Midday 29 November 2019 October), Winter (January-February) May - July 2020: Midday 29 March 2020 ► HOW TO APPLY: Fill in online application form

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.hendersonpupillage.co.uk/mini-pupillage/introduction

Landmark Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: Reimbursement of up to £100 for reasonable travel and lunch expenses ► DESCRIPTION: Landmark Chambers has consistently been regarded as one of the leading sets in Public Law, a main area of work. During the mini-pupillage, the mini-pupil will be supervised by a junior member of Chambers who will be responsible for ensuring that the mini-pupil participates in a broad cross-section of work. The Chambers will place the mini-pupil with a practitioner who specialises in at least one area of expertise in which the mini-pupil is interested. Where possible, they will also arrange for a more senior member to act as a satellite supervisor on more complex cases.

► QUALIFICATION: Various ► APPLICATION PERIOD: 3 regular intakes per year: ► LOCATION: London -February-March: 1 August to 30 November ► DURATION: 3-5 days -May-June: 1 December to 28 February -October-November: 1 March to 31 July ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV, cover letter and Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form (found on their website) to [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.landmarkchambers.co.uk/pupillage-recruitment/mini-pupillage/uction

Monckton Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: NIL ► DESCRIPTION: Monckton Chambers practises across a wide range of commercial and civil law, with a particular focus on EU, competition, commercial litigation and arbitration, VAT, other indirect taxes and public & administrative law. The interrelationship between domestic law, EU law and international human rights law is central to much of our work, and our members have unrivalled expertise in these areas. For the duration of the mini-pupillage, mini-pupils are attached to one of their barristers. They will also typically have the chance to meet other Monckton barristers, from their newest tenants to our QCs, and to see some of them advise clients in conferences and fight cases in court.

► QUALIFICATION: Final year Law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: See website Undergraduate/Graduate/Non-law ► HOW TO APPLY: Send your CV (including details Graduate studying for GDL of your secondary education) and cover letter setting ► LOCATION: London out the dates when you would be available, together ► DURATION: 3 days with a completed Monitoring Form (on the website) to Wendy Holmes at [email protected]

► MORE INFORMATION: https://www.monckton.com/recruitment/students-pupillage/mini-pupillage/

New Square Chambers

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: NIL ► DESCRIPTION: New Square Chambers is a leading set of commercial chancery barristers. Its 41 members, including 5 QCs, provide comprehensive expertise and experience. It is recognised by the legal directories as leaders in its fields of practice. Much of its work involves offshore jurisdictions in which it has long-standing reputations. Work you may do whilst on mini-pupillage varies; you may go to court with a barrister, review papers or attend a conference or a mediation. The intention is that you will see a cross- section of working life at the Chancery Bar and have the opportunity to talk to one or more of the junior members.

► QUALIFICATION: Minimum 2nd year Law ► APPLICATION PERIOD: 1st August - 30th Undergraduate/3rd year non-Law September in any given year. Undergraduate ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the completed application ► LOCATION: London form to [email protected] ► DURATION: 2 days

► MORE INFORMATION: http://www.newsquarechambers.co.uk/join-us/mini-pupillage

The 36 Group

► PROGRAMME: Mini-pupillage ► TYPE: NIL ► DESCRIPTION: With over 140 barristers, mediators and arbitrators (including 15 Queen's Counsel, 3 Senior Counsel from Ireland and South Africa, and a Senior Advocate of the Supreme Court of India), as well as operations in Singapore and Hong Kong, The 36 Group a truly international multi-specialist set. They assist domestic and international clients of all sizes and descriptions, and are considered “go-to” counsel in the English and Welsh Courts at all levels, as well as in institutional and ad hoc international arbitration. The 36 Group organises two mini–pupillage courses each year. On each day of the course, mini–pupils are offered the opportunity to attend court, or to work on legal research in Chambers and also to attend conferences.

► QUALIFICATION: Above 18 ► APPLICATION PERIOD: There are two mini– ► LOCATION: London pupillage courses each year. Applications are open ► DURATION: 4 weeks approximately 2-3 months before the mini-pupillage. ► HOW TO APPLY: Send the completed application form (from website) to [email protected].

► MORE INFORMATION: https://36group.co.uk/mini-pupillage

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