Amanul is a Code4000 graduate from our Humber Academy. He then joined Code Your Future and graduated in January. Learning to code has had a huge impact on his life and he is now ready for employment in the tech sector! Read more in our monthly round-up. - mailchi.mp/code4000/march…

Recently Code4000 have been working with Global Research & Consulting, a group of volunteers from Cambridge University who have been developing social media content to highlight our work and how it connects with broader initiatives and thinking in criminal justice. 1/2

Over the next few weeks our social media channels will be sharing the content they have so kindly created. A sneak peek at some of the posts indicate that it will be more than worth it! Code4000 are really looking forward to their take on the work we do. 2/2

Half of the heroes in the MCU seem to have PhDs that they're not using. The whole franchise is a story about the academic employment crisis.

Lies by Boris Johnson. Lies, lies, lies. Delays in criminal justice have nothing - literally nothing - to do with “evidence that’s produced by the defence”. Delays are caused by the decision of Boris Johnson and his colleagues to cut criminal justice to the bone.

1/ Pupillage candidates often ask how they can keep up with legal issues and developments, so I thought I'd put together a thread with things they may want to do to help with that. Very happy for others to make recommendations in the replies; I'll update the thread accordingly.

1/ When I put together my thread to help pupillage candidates keep up with legal issues I promised a thread with resources specifically relevant for pupillage applications and interviews. So here it is. Like last time I'll update this thread with recommendations in the replies.

Bereaved families at inquests will be able to apply for legal representation through exceptional case funding without means testing from 12 January 2022.

DDJ in court today: “Keep it Ms Douglass-Dixon, we need more smiling, happy lawyers like you” Me (just grateful to be finally doing what I love): 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

More good news!!! Another mentee, Romy, who joined me for a mini pupillage last year has pupillage 🥳🥳🥳

Congratulations to my Young Bar Mentoring mentee Romy Ng on her pupillage and to all the other successful applicants this year. I always feel emotional when I see everyone’s tweets as I remember the feeling so well! To those who didn’t - don’t stop keeping on. You’ll get there 💪🙏🫶

Holy. Shit. What a brilliant, horrifying cover.

I don’t understand how the British ever conquered all these hot places.

"What I relish about my job at APPEAL is that it is so profoundly removed from the limitations of conventional practice." Our Legal Director explains why working as a lawyer for APPEAL is refreshingly different. appeal.org.uk/news/2022/7/5/… Apply now! appeal.org.uk/careers

Ability to work in the UK Answer this question honestly. State the: - visa you currently hold (if applicable) and its expiration date - type of visa you will require to undertake pupillage - Home Office mandate minimum of pupillage award of £20,720 barcouncil.org.uk/becoming-a-bar…

⚖️ CALL FOR MENTORS ⚖️ YBM is looking for its second generation of mentors. We are looking for those who have obtained pupillage/ a Bar Course scholarship in the last 4 years. See below for the sign up document. RT/share this form to help! lnkd.in/dv3tfGRb

Want to be mentored by a recently successful applicant for pupillage? You can now join our scheme, by clicking the link below and signing up. Make sure to get your forms in before the pupillage deadline which is quickly approaching! ⬇️ lnkd.in/e8QmqjJD

Will you give up 1h of your time to help an aspiring woman barrister? With the Pupillage Gateway now open, we have a list of applicants seeking a mock interview. All interviews to be arranged at your convenience! Please email us at [email protected] to volunteer!