Pupils serving a pupillage at our Chambers are expected to observe the relevant statutory and regulatory requirements strictly and to complete tasks assigned competently and diligently.
Pupils will receive an honorarium from their respective pupil-masters, and may undertake paid work where permissible under the Code of Conduct of the Hong Kong Bar Association.
Pupillage
Those who are interested in serving pupillage at our Chambers should send to us a cover letter, a curriculum vitae, a recent photograph (for identification purpose), and any other relevant materials including but not limited to any academic transcripts and reference letters.
All applications for pupillage should reach our Chambers six months before the commencement of the intended period of pupillage.
Shortlisted candidates are required to attend an interview by the intended pupil master. All applications are considered based on merit.
Mini-pupillage
Mini-pupils will gain hands-on legal experience by assisting with assigned tasks, observing court hearings, and engaging in legal research and drafting under the mentorship of various members of Chambers. The programme typically lasts two weeks, offering participants exposure to a wide range of cases and a realistic insight into daily practice in Chambers.
Interested law students are invited to apply to Chambers or individual members. Applications should include a curriculum vitae and a cover letter highlighting areas of interest and stating the preferred dates/period of mini-pupillage.
Applications may be submitted by email, by post or by hand, and should reach us on or before 31st March (for the summer term) or 30th September (for the winter term). Interviews for shortlisted applicants will be held four to six weeks after the application deadline.
For further information on pupillage or mini-pupillage, please send an email enquiry to beckycho@eschambers.com.hk.