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Chambers offers up to 12 mini-pupillages annually. Mini-pupillages are unfunded, although travel and other expenses may be met at Chambers' discretion in cases of financial hardship. Applicants must be at least in the second year of an undergraduate law degree or the third year of a non-law undergraduate degree. Absent extenuating circumstances, Chambers expects applicants to have obtained or be predicted to obtain a first class or upper second class undergraduate degree. Mini-pupillages last two days and take place in Chambers, with virtual or partially virtual attendance available. Completing a mini-pupillage is not a pre-condition of applying for or receiving an offer of pupillage.