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What is the Bar Course?
The Bar Course, also known as the Barrister Training Course, is the vocational stage of training required to become a barrister in England and Wales.
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Bar Course Guides
Clear guidance for Bar Course preparation.
Understand the centralised assessments, improve question technique and organise revision with practical, independently produced guides.
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Bar Course Exam Overview
The Bar Course centralised examinations cover two core subjects:
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How to Use the Key Bar Course Books and Sources
The aim is to use the White Book as a targeted reference tool, not as a replacement for revision.
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How to Approach Multiple-Choice and Single-Best-Answer Questions
The centralised examinations require you to identify the correct or best answer from a set of options.
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What Should You Memorise for the Bar Course Exams?
One of the most common revision challenges is deciding what to memorise and what to understand at a broader level.
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Bar Course Past Papers and Practice Questions
Past papers are a useful resource when preparing for the centralised Bar Course examinations.
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Professional Ethics
Professional ethics is a fundamental part of becoming a barrister.
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