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The Careers Handbook provides students with diverse, thoughtful and useful career information. It details traditional legal career paths and practice areas, avenues for legal work experience, and information on articled clerkships; as well as critical dates, and practical hints about applications, CV’s and interview technique. Recognising that all things corporate are not for everyone, the Careers Handbook this year has a renewed focus on providing information on alternative career paths, volunteer work, social justice opportunities, international internships, and special information for grad students and women in the law; making it a complete careers resource.

The Careers Directory is produced as part of the Careers Handbook.  This year’s editorial team has promised that it will be the most comprehensive directory ever compiled.

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We’ve nearly run out of the 2011 Careers Handbook, which is filled with a wealth of useful information and is an excellent resource for students in all years of Law School. Please contact Olivia for further details.