The Inner Temple has launched a new scheme for university students from under-privileged backgrounds intended to encourage social mobility and diversity at the Bar. The so-called 'Pegasus Access Scheme', which launched today (12 March), includes a total of 42 participating chambers across the UK and is the largest coordinated scheme of its kind at the Bar.
March 12, 2012 at 05:59 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Inner Temple has launched a new scheme for university students from under-privileged backgrounds intended to encourage social mobility and diversity at the Bar.
The so-called ‘Pegasus Access Scheme’, which launched today (12 March), includes a total of 42 participating chambers across the UK and is the largest coordinated scheme of its kind at the Bar.
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