Only a small number of students are admitted to each clinic-eight on average. They work under the close supervision of a professor and a practicing lawyer. There is also a judicial clinic and a prosecutors clinic. During the first semester of the theoretical part, students are taught to use legal information management base data programs and are trained by professors of psychology, ethics and pedagogy. The offices of the Center for Legal Aid are located in the University, which has an administrative assistant, eight workspaces for students, eight computers and a printer.
Internet access is available and a copy machine is provided for the clinic.
Two of the lawyers working with students in Plovdiv Law School, Anastassia Budakova and Martin Georgiev, presented their work with the students.