Work experience
If you are a student who is looking to build your experience or test the waters of what a career at the Department of Justice could look like while you are studying, there are plenty of options available.
- Work Integrated Learning Internships – are an opportunity for university students to undertake learning in a work context as part of your course requirements, these opportunities can be across a broad range of disciplines.
- Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Work Experience Placement Program
- Crown Law First Nations Clerkship Program - is an ideal opportunity for students in their second year (or beyond) of their law degree to undertake a 12-month part-time clerkship in a culturally capable team. Crown Law opportunities are advertised on Smart Jobs.
- High school work experience – Students if you over 14 years of age can undertake unpaid work experience when facilitated in partnership with your educational provider.
If you are interested in exploring any of these opportunities please submit an expression of interest and one of our talent team members will reach out.