BSB Centralised Assessments (Bar Training)
BSB Centralised Assessments (Bar Training)

BSB Centralised Assessments (Bar Training) — Syllabus & notes

Exam overview

The centralised assessments are the exams the Bar Standards Board (BSB) sets and marks for Bar Training in England and Wales. In the vocational component students sit Criminal Litigation (75 questions in 3 hours, closed book) and Civil Litigation (Paper 1: 50 questions in 2 hours, closed book; Paper 2: 40 questions in 2.5 hours, open book with the White Book), booked and taken through their Authorised Education and Training Organisation (AETO). A Professional Ethics assessment follows in the pupillage component, administered by the BSB.

Subjects
Criminal Litigation, Evidence and Sentencing · Civil Litigation and Evidence · Professional Ethics
Exam languages
English
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