Join the Middle Temple Young Barristers’ Association (MTYBA) for an engaging afternoon combining practical insight and lively debate.
From 12:00–13:30, we’ll host a Pupillage Session featuring practising barristers and pupillage supervisors. This informative discussion will cover the pupillage application process, interviews, the first and second six, and client management—followed by an interactive Q&A.
This session is open to LLB students, Bar course students, Bar graduates, unregistered barristers, and practising barristers.
Enjoy networking over light refreshments from 13:30–14:10, before our Debate begins at 14:20, concluding at 16:00. This debate is open to everyone, and we welcome participation.
The topic for the debate is "This House believes That AI poses more harm than solutions to society".
If you’re interested in this debate competition, please email: enquiries@mtyba.org
The day will finish with further networking from 16:00–18:00.
To book a place on this event, please visit the Eventbrite page.
This session is open to LLB students, Bar course students, Bar graduates, unregistered barristers, and practising barristers.
*Members of Middle Temple are automatically members of MTYBA if they are of 7 years' call or less OR 7 years or less since the commencement of pupillage.
If you have any dietary restrictions, please inform enquiries@mtyba.org no later than 09:00 on Thursday 31 July.
This is not a Qualifying Session.
Attendance for this event is free, but registration is required.
To book a place on this event, please visit the Eventbrite page.
If you have questions about accessibility at the Inn or if you would like to request support, please email Richard Frost.
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Middle Temple endeavours to make the Inn as inclusive as possible for all of its members, guests and staff.
If you have questions regarding religious practice at the Inn or at Inn events, or if you would like to request support, please email the Diversity & Inclusion Coordinator Laura Hacon. The Inn endeavours to make reasonable adjustments where possible.
The Inn is committed to improving access to all its services and encourages members to get in touch with suggestions and feedback on how we can improve. If you feel your experience using the website or attending one of our events could be improved, please email Laura. Your suggestions will be treated in the strictest confidence.
Please be aware that photography, audio and video recording may take place at our events. These may be used for promotional purposes by the Inn, including in printed publications, on our website, and on our social media accounts. If you do not wish to have your photograph taken or to have images of you used, please alert the MTYBA at the start of the event. We are unable to guarantee that you will not be included in the background of photographs that are being taken. Contact: enquiries@mtyba.org
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