Preparing for Law Student Job Interviews as a Graduate Student

Event Description

Learn how to put your best foot forward in a job interview with a Canadian legal employer. This session will go over what to expect in a law student job interviews with small and large law firms, public interest organizations, in-house legal departments, and government organizations. This session is exclusively for Graduate and Professional Programs students who are looking for an articling or law-adjacent job in Canada (whether you have been shortlisted for an upcoming interview or not). Your career advisor Jenn Lau is also available for 1:1 mock interview sessions, on a limited basis. To get the most of your career advisor’s personalized interview prep advice, please attend this session and review the CSO’s Interviewing Guide (available in ACE’s Resource Library). If you have an upcoming job interview before this session, please contact Jenn directly to book a mock interview. 

  • Graduate Programs
  • Graduate Students
  • Student Events
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