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Seasonal Clerkship Program
Are you our next seasonal clerk?
Your first step towards a career at Corrs is through a seasonal clerkship. In fact, the majority of our graduates are recruited through our clerkship program, which is held in each office. Our programs give you an insight into what working at Corrs is like.
Real work
Our clerkship programs are designed to give you an idea of what it’s like to be a lawyer at Corrs.
Throughout the program you will have the opportunity to work with our market leading teams on high profile transactions and industry-defining projects while gaining hands-on experience.
You will have the chance to complete a broad range of tasks, such as conducting research, reviewing and analysing documents, drafting advice, attending client meetings and court hearings, as well as shadowing partners and lawyers in other meetings and business development activities.
It’s the perfect way to discover the area of law that excites you the most.
Real people
As a clerk, you will be closely supervised by a partner, mentor and buddy who will provide insight into the firm and the work we do. You will also have the opportunity to build connections with your peers as well as other lawyers in your practice group and across the firm.
Real insight
All clerks attend orientation sessions that provide insight into Corrs, our practice groups, our strategy and our culture. You’ll also receive practical skills-based training and insight into current legal issues throughout the program.
Ready to start your career?
Corrs Virtual Internship
The Corrs Virtual Internship lets you experience where a career at Corrs can take you. Our people will guide you through their experience at Corrs while providing you with the opportunity to take instructions on matters typically completed by junior lawyers. When you complete a task, you will be provided with a sample that has been completed by a Corrs lawyer.