Fellowship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office Fellowship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office

Fellowship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office Permanent Court of Arbitration Republic of Mauritius Both national and international FG I, Function Group 1, Contract Agent level Speaks Chinese, Arabic, English, French, Russian, Spanish Apply Summary by Impactpool The Fellowship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office offers recent law graduates and young legal professionals a one-year opportunity to work at an international arbitration institution. The Fellow will gain experience in the operations of the PCA’s International Bureau and Mauritius Office, focusing on both practical and legal aspects of international arbitration. The position of Assistant Legal Counsel requires a law degree and fluency in English and French, with additional languages being advantageous. Knowledge of the Mauritius International Arbitration Act and specialization in international dispute resolution are also beneficial. Candidate Requirements: Law degree qualifying for bar admission in Mauritius Fluency in English and French Knowledge of Mauritius International Arbitration Act 2008 Specialization in international dispute resolution or public international law Advanced law degree or practicing lawyer status is a plus Fellowship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office The Fellowship Program at the office of the Permanent Court of Arbitration (“PCA”) in Mauritius offers recent law graduates and young legal professionals the opportunity to work at an international arbitration institution for one year. Over the course of the year, the Fellow will gain experience in all of the operations of the PCA’s International Bureau and the PCA Mauritius Office, with an emphasis on both the practical and legal aspects of international arbitration. The Fellow will hold the title of Assistant Legal Counsel. Qualifications A law degree that qualifies the applicant to apply for bar admission in Mauritius (through examination, traineeship, or otherwise) is a minimum requirement. The program is open to applicants whose qualifications exceed this minimum requirement (e.g., advanced law degree candidates and holders, practicing lawyers, and other legal professionals). Fluency in English and French are required. Additional language skills are a strong advantage, especially Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish. Knowledge of the Mauritius International Arbitration Act 2008 and Mauritian arbitration jurisprudence is an important asset. Specialization in international dispute resolution or public international law is an asset. Dates The application deadline and start date for the 2026/2027 Fellowship year will be announced soon. How to Apply Send an email to [email protected] attaching a single PDF comprising an application package with the following documents in English: 1. A carefully written cover letter that indicates (a) how you expect to benefit from the program; (b) how you can contribute to the PCA’s Mauritius Office; and (c) a brief description of areas of interest and knowledge of law. 2. A curriculum vitae; 3. A letter of recommendation from a professor or senior professional; 4. Copies of academic transcripts (scans or photos are sufficient). Further Information Fellowships are awarded to individuals with outstanding academic and/or professional records who meet the qualifications outlined above, and who seek work experience in the field of international arbitration. The Fellow will receive a monthly stipend. No other remuneration of any kind shall be paid. The Fellow must have adequate health insurance for the period to be eligible. If you are selected and you require a travel visa to take up the Fellowship, the PCA will provide documentation in support of your application. Only applicants invited for an interview will be contacted. * * * Background on the Permanent Court of Arbitration The Permanent Court of Arbitration is an intergovernmental organization established by the 1899 Hague Convention on the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes. The PCA has 125 Contracting Parties. Headquartered at the Peace Palace in The Hague, the Netherlands, the PCA facilitates arbitration, conciliation, fact-finding, and other dispute resolution proceedings among various combinations of States, State entities, intergovernmental organizations, and private parties. The PCA’s Mauritius Office was established in September 2010 in order to assist with the discharge of the Secretary-General’s functions under the Mauritian International Arbitration Act 2008, and with the promotion of Mauritius as a venue for international arbitration and PCA services throughout the African region. It is established since January 2020 on the Port Louis Waterfront. More information about the PCA can be found at www.pca-cpa.org . At Impactpool we do our best to provide you the most accurate info, but closing dates may be wrong on our site. Please check on the recruiting organization's page for the exact info. Candidates are responsible for complying with deadlines and are encouraged to submit applications well ahead. Before applying, please make sure that you have read the requirements for the position and that you qualify. Applications from non-qualifying applicants will most likely be discarded by the recruiting manager. Summary by Impactpool The Fellowship Program at the PCA Mauritius Office offers recent law graduates and young legal professionals a one-year opportunity to work at an international arbitration institution. The Fellow will gain experience in the operations of the PCA’s International Bureau and Mauritius Office, focusing on both practical and legal aspects of international arbitration. The position of Assistant Legal Counsel requires a law degree and fluency in English and French, with additional languages being advantageous. Knowledge of the Mauritius International Arbitration Act and specialization in international dispute resolution are also beneficial. Candidate Requirements: Law degree qualifying for bar admission in Mauritius Fluency in English and