1. the period of training for a barrister under the supervision of an experienced lawyer
Usage: British legal term
2. the state or period of being a pupil or student
Usage: formal

Examples

• She completed her pupillage at a prestigious chambers in London.
• During his pupillage, he observed court proceedings and assisted with legal research.
• The pupillage program lasted twelve months and included both practical training and mentorship.
• After finishing law school, she applied for pupillage at several barristers’ chambers.
• His pupillage provided valuable experience in criminal law practice.
• The young lawyer’s pupillage under the senior barrister was highly educational.