Applications are now open and close Friday 17 August 2012. The internship is a minimum of 4 weeks from mid November to mid February.
Application & Eligibility details can be found here. Student Mobility Funding may be provided, please see eligibility criteria.
Queries: cathy.meredith@monash.edu or 9905 3311
2012 dates for career fairs and forums, seminars and workshops, and availability of the education consultant.
The current program running for the month of May is ‘Targeting your Clerkship or Traineeship Applications’.
For further information please see here.
2012 dates for career fairs and forums, seminars and workshops, and availability of the education consultant.
The current program running for the month of May is ‘Targeting your Clerkship or Traineeship Applications’.
For further information please see here.
The in-house internship program gives Monash Law students who are interested and passionate about human rights the opportunity to become involved in the work of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law. Interns will have the opportunity to assist in a variety of programs. These could include; research and writing on human rights projects, writing articles for the Castan Centre newsletter, and assisting with public education events such as lectures and the annual human rights conference.
Applications for second semester must be submitted by 5pm Friday 25 May 2012. There will not be interviews for the internships and students are expected to write a cover letter of no more than one page. Details of selection criteria and the application process are available on the Castan Centre website.
Students may apply for the following intake: Part-Time Internships – Semester 2, 2012.
Students can intern 1 day per week for 11 weeks over the second. Internship dates for Semester 2, 2012 will be between 23 July and 19 October.
Ascot Solicitors is rapidly expanding. We offer services in commercial, property, family and criminal law. Your responsibilities will include assisting our lawyer in drafting documents and correspondence, legal research, court filing, file management and general office duties. Exceptional fluency in English spelling and grammar is required.
Individuals seeking exposure to a range of challenging matters, and would enjoy working as part of a dynamic legal team are encouraged to apply. The successful applicant will commence shortly on a casual basis. Flexible arrangements can be discussed.
Please send your resume and a copy of your academic transcript to senad@ascotsolicitors.com.au. All inquiries will be treated confidentially.
2012 dates for career fairs and forums, seminars and workshops, and availability of the education consultant.
The current program running for the month of May is ‘Targeting your Clerkship or Traineeship Applications’.
For further information please see here.
We are a boutique law firm with 3 branch offices located at Melbourne, Dandenong and Pakenham. A vacancy has arisen for a legal trainee at our Melbourne office to commence before 30 June 2012. Persons interested in applying for the position should apply by email to Andrew O’Bryan, Partner aobryan@galballyobryan.com.au (c.c. to agarner@galballyobryan.com.au) by 15 May 2012. Applicants should attach their CV and academic statement of results and advise –
Please note this is not a first year solicitor position. Applications will be accepted for legal trainees only.
2012 dates for career fairs and forums, seminars and workshops, and availability of the education consultant.
The current program running for the month of May is ‘Targeting your Clerkship or Traineeship Applications’.
For further information please see here.
Applications are invited for a number of positions of Associate and Research Associates at the Supreme Court of Western Australia. Generally the length of tenure for each position is 12 months (January 2013 – January 2014).
For further information, including how to apply, please see Associate Positions 2013.
2012 dates for career fairs and forums, seminars and workshops, and availability of the education consultant.
The current program running for the month of April is ‘Cover Letters, Key Selection Criteria and Online Applications’.
For further information please see here.
The Uni-Capitol Washington Internship Program (UCWIP) gives Australian students the opportunity to intern with offices of the United States Congress in Washington DC. The internship is 8-9 weeks long and commences in early-January to early-March.
UCWIP interns have the rare opportunity to work in environments such as Republican and Democratic offices and the House and the Senate. During the program interns are typically encouraged to attend hearings and press conferences, go to briefings at the US State Department and Australian Embassy and attend field trips to significant locations such as Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.
Successful applicants must enrol in either Research Unit A LAW4173 or Research Unit B LAW4174 with your faculty as you must receive credit towards your degree for this internship as it is a requirement of your visa.
For information regarding eligibility criteria, financial support and application process please visit the following website.
Shakti NZ is a not-for-profit women’s NGO, working primarily in the area of domestic violence, but hold a strong profile in women’s rights and human rights advocacy as well.
We have recently established our first Australia-based office in Melbourne, and seeking volunteers to help develop our Centre.
A position is available for both full and part-time volunteers please see here for more information. Interested parties should email ideally with a CV attached to shaktimelbourne@gmail.com by Wednesday 25 April, 2012.
2012 dates for career fairs and forums, seminars and workshops, and availability of the education consultant.
The current program running for the month of April is ‘Cover Letters, Key Selection Criteria and Online Applications’.
For further information please see here.
The Uni-Capitol Washington Internship Program (UCWIP) gives Australian students the opportunity to intern with offices of the United States Congress in Washington DC. The internship is 8-9 weeks long and commences in early-January to early-March.
UCWIP interns have the rare opportunity to work in environments such as Republican and Democratic offices and the House and the Senate. During the program interns are typically encouraged to attend hearings and press conferences, go to briefings at the US State Department and Australian Embassy and attend field trips to significant locations such as Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania.
Successful applicants must enrol in either Research Unit A LAW4173 or Research Unit B LAW4174 with your faculty as you must receive credit towards your degree for this internship as it is a requirement of your visa.
Students are strongly recommended to attend a Teleconference information session on Thursday 26 April at 11.30 am.
For information regarding eligibility criteria, financial support, application process and the Teleconference please visit the following website.