Regulation & Government
BSB seeks to abolish Bar Course Aptitude Test
It follows a review of its effectiveness as a test of suitability for enrolment on the vocational component of Bar training, as well as an extensive consultation exercise
The Bar Standards Board (BSB) is set to seek approval from the Legal Services Board (LSB) to discontinue the requirement that students should take the Bar Course Aptitude Test (BCAT).
It follows a review of its effectiveness as a test of suitability for enrolment on the vocational component of Bar training, as well as an extensive consultation exercise.You'll need to
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