About
The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple is one of the historic four Inns of Court. They are unincorporated associations which have existed since the 14th Century and play a central role in the education and training of student, pupil and practising barristers in England and Wales. The Inns of Court hold the exclusive rights to call candidates to the Bar.
The Inner Temple has over 8,000 qualified members, including Judges, Barristers (both practising and non-practising) and Pupils. The Education & Training Department of the Inn administers all educational activities for school students, undergraduates, student barristers, pupils and practising barristers.
The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple is one of the historic four Inns of Court. They are unincorporated associations which have existed since the 14th Century and play a central role in the education and training of student, pupil and practising barristers in England and Wales. The Inns of Court hold the exclusive rights to call candidates to the Bar.
The Inner Temple has over 8,000 qualified members, including Judges, Barristers (both practising and non-practising) and Pupils. The Education & Training Department of the Inn administers all educational activities for school students, undergraduates, student barristers, pupils and practising barristers.