Please Note: The application deadline for this job has now passed.
Pupillage Vacancy Information
About Authorised Education and Training Organisation
Formed in 1997, Trinity Chambers is a friendly, busy set based in Chelmsford. Members of Chambers specialise predominantly in family and civil law, although individual tenants offer expertise in a variety of specialist areas (including planning, personal injury, landlord and tenant, probate and Court of Protection work).
Structure of Pupillage
Chambers is inviting applications for four 12-month pupillages: two commencing in October 2024 and two commencing in April 2025. Pupils will divide their time between two or more pupil supervisors.
Financial and Other Support Available
The pupillages are subject to funding and guaranteed earnings at a minimum of £20,000, although the average earnings of pupils during their second-six of pupillage exceeds £40,000.
Equality Diversity and Inclusion
Chambers is committed to a fair and equal selection process and operates in accordance with the equality and diversity requirements of the Bar Standards Board.
Please direct any equality and diversity enquiries to Chambers, marked for the attention of Liam Sullivan.
How to Apply
Please direct any equality and diversity enquiries to Chambers, marked for the attention of Liam Sullivan.
How to Apply
Applications must be sent by email to pupillageapplications@trinitychambers.com
The subject heading of the email should be the applicant’s name.
A short covering letter and CV should be sent as attachments to the email.
Please visit Chambers’ website for further information.
Applicants are invited to complete our diversity monitoring questionnaire at their discretion.
Applicants should have a minimum Upper-Second class degree.
The subject heading of the email should be the applicant’s name.
A short covering letter and CV should be sent as attachments to the email.
Please visit Chambers’ website for further information.
Applicants are invited to complete our diversity monitoring questionnaire at their discretion.
Applicants should have a minimum Upper-Second class degree.
