 The period saw the establishment of a regular system of legal education . In the early days of the Inn , the quality of legal education had been poor — readings were given infrequently , and the standards for call to the Bar were weak and varied . During the Elizabethan age readings were given regularly , moots took place daily and barristers who were called to the Bar were expected to play a part in teaching students , resulting in skilled and knowledgeable graduates from the Inn . 
