Definitions

1. noun

The period during which a law student is attached to a barrister or solicitor to gain practical experience and prepare for a career at the bar.

“During her pupillage, Emily worked closely with a senior barrister to develop her courtroom skills.”

2. noun

A position held by a law student during their training for a career at the bar.

“After being called to the bar, James was appointed to a pupillage at a prominent law firm.”