A website charging prospective barristers to apply for entry-level jobs has come to the attention of Legal Week. The site, 3rdsix.co.uk, charges pupils in return for access to vacancies for so-called 'third six' pupillages, which are undertaken by candidates unable to find a tenancy after the compulsory 12-month pupillage. The site, which claims to have 366 pupillage seekers and 35 barristers' chambers registered, charges pupils £14.99 per year in membership, while chambers pay £149.99 per posted vacancy.
May 11, 2009 at 07:40 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A website charging prospective barristers to apply for entry-level jobs has come to the attention of Legal Week.
The site, 3rdsix.co.uk, charges pupils in return for access to vacancies for so-called ‘third six’ pupillages, which are undertaken by candidates unable to find a tenancy after the compulsory 12-month pupillage.
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