Interns will undertake a range of activities to support the Secretariat, including legal research, writing research and briefing notes, and contributing to law reform proposals
Job Summary
Interns will undertake a range of activities to support the Secretariat, including legal research, writing research and briefing notes, and contributing to law reform proposals.
The Secretariat supports the NSW Law Reform Commission and the NSW Sentencing Council, reviewing significant legal areas.
The Department of Communities and Justice offers a challenging and rewarding career with flexible, autonomous work environments and competitive pay.
Matching Summary
Interns will undertake a range of activities to support the Secretariat, including legal research, writing research and briefing notes, and contributing to law reform proposals.
Salary
Base: $41.47 per hour plus casual loading; Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Legal research and analysis
Writing research and briefing notes
Law reform proposals and recommendations
Stakeholder engagement assistance
Nice-to-have
Commitment to inclusion, collaboration, adaptability, courage, and integrity
Key Requirements
Penultimate or final year student in Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor degree
Strong academic record
Well-developed legal research and writing skills
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Demonstrated interest in law reform and policy development