Graduate Careers Workshop: What is an Articling Student Job?

Event Description

Join us for a graduate careers workshop on articling student jobs. This session will explain what exactly an articling student job is, what you do as an articling student, why legal employers hire articling students and how they determine their business needs. The session will describe what the Law Society requires of articling students and legal employers, and the typical salary ranges for articling student jobs across Canada. This career workshop is only open to currently enrolled graduate law students at Allard Law. 

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For more information, email Jennifer Lau, Graduate Studies Career Advisor at lau@allard.ubc.ca.

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