I am a Future Commercial Pupil Barrister, Entrepreneur and Content Creator.
As a Law Student I realised quickly that there was a need to challenge the lack of resources for future barristers without personal connections into the profession.
BATB is a platform providing motivation, education and inspiration for future and practising barristers through online, in person and on demand workshops/tutorials, and an online store providing digital resources for barrister skills development and Bar School.
Criminal Barristers across England and Wales are walking out of court and refusing to accept instructions in a fight over legal aid funding – what
It can be hard to find your feet after the intensity of the Bar Course. This post aims to help you think about your next steps.
Where To Start Your Civil Litigation Revision The Civil Litigation course can be daunting to tackle, and as a Bar Student it can feel overwhelming
My journey to the Bar has pushed me to be innovative in how to organise myself to manage my time and productivity. Inspired by a desire to avoid procrastination and burnout as a student barrister, I developed tools to help me learn, process information and practically apply my developing professional skills.
Shop B at The Bar makes these tools and resources available for other aspiring barristers as they work diligently at their goal of reaching the Bar. I believe that you can succeed through organisation, preparation and diligent skills development.
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