Mentors on this site are qualifying supervising attorneys or judges under California State Bar rules (including Rule 4.29). Legal Apprentice helps you find serious Apprentice candidates without inbox chaos.
You own the course outline filed with the State Bar, monthly graded written exams, supervision hours, and attestations. Our Year 1–3 materials are optional study aids Mentors may adopt or adapt.
Next steps
- Submit capacity / I can supervise
- Homepage mentor form
- Mentor registration
- Preview Year 1–3 study aids
Questions: Admissions@LegalApprentice.org
Optional study aid only — not a State Bar–approved school; Mentor owns Rule 4.29 duties.