Kenya mentoring programme
The programme provides young lawyers in Kenya with development opportunities and mentors from the Bar of England and Wales with the chance to learn from junior lawyers in another jurisdiction.
Mentoring guidance
Our Mentoring at the Bar guide and mentoring cards support mentors and mentees to focus on specific areas and prioritise in mentoring sessions.
Maternity and New Parents Mentoring Scheme
Supports barristers who are either contemplating a career break, are currently on parental leave, or are returning to practice.
Silk and Judicial Appointments
Supports established barristers seeking judicial appointment or are considering applying for Silk.
Other mentoring opportunities
Mentoring programmes are run across the Bar by specialist associations and forums
- Chancery Bar Association Mentoring Scheme
- Women in Criminal Law Mentoring scheme
- Western Circuit Women’s Forum Mentoring scheme
Questions about mentoring?
Mentors are all volunteers and members of the Bar. If you would like to receive further information, volunteer as a mentor, or have any questions about mentoring at the Bar, please contact the Bar Mentoring Service [email protected].