Internship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office Internship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office

Internship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office | Permanent Court of Arbitration

Internship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office

Permanent Court of Arbitration The Hague Both national and international Internship level Speaks Chinese, Arabic, English, French, Russian, Spanish

Application deadline: September 01, 2023

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The PCA Mauritius Office offers internships for law students and recent graduates to gain experience in international arbitration. Internships last three months and involve both legal and administrative tasks. Candidates should have strong academic records, fluency in French and English, and an interest in international dispute resolution. Applications must be submitted four months prior to the desired start date, and successful candidates will be informed three months in advance.

Candidate Requirements:

Recent law graduates or final year law students

Strong academic performance

Fluency in French and English

Interest in international dispute resolution

Additional language skills are a plus

Internship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office

Internships are offered by the PCA Mauritius Office to law students and recent graduates who wish to gain experience at an international arbitration institution. Internships offer a balance of legal and administrative assignments, allowing interns to gain insight into both the legal and practical aspects of international arbitration.

Dates

PCA Internships last for three months and start at the beginning of January, April, July, and October.

Interested applicants should send their applications at least four months in advance of the relevant starting date, i.e.:

Jan-Mar, Term 1 – deadline 1 Sept

Apr-Jun, Term 2 – deadline 1 Dec

Jul-Sept, Term 3 – deadline 1 Mar

Oct-Dec, Term 4 – deadline 1 Jun

Qualifications

Successful internship candidates are usually those who have recently graduated law school with top marks. However, applications are also accepted from law students who are entering their final year of law school, as well as recent graduates who have some professional experience or are engaging in advanced law studies.

Fluency in both French and English is essential. Additional language skills are a strong advantage, especially Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish.

Candidates need not have a specialization in international dispute resolution or public international law, but should at least have demonstrated an interest in these fields.

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