Jobs Noticeboard @ the College
The Jobs Noticeboard @ the College is a very popular service for current and past College of Law students seeking Work Experience placements, graduate positions and legal positions with up to five years experience.
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Please Note:
From 1 October 2009 new Work Experience Rules apply for the Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice (PLT).
The College has updated its Work Experience Rules to assist students in completing the Work Experience Component. The new Rules allow more flexibility and increase the opportunities for students to accrue the requisite 75 days.
Highlights of the new Rules include:
· the minimum period that can be counted in NSW or QLD is now 1 day (instead of 2 days in 2 week blocks)
· in NSW or QLD the minimum period can be made up of 2 or more half days
· weekend work and work outside standard working hours is now acceptable in NSW or QLD
· up to 11 weeks of undergraduate experience can be counted (instead of 8 weeks) in NSW or QLD
For full details applying to your jurisdiction please consult the Work Experience Rules or contact Student Services for further information on Ph: 1 300 856 111. |
For Students
All enquiries should be directed to the employer and it is up to the student and the employer to discuss all terms of engagement including remuneration and job descriptions. The College does not recommend or endorse any particular position nor does it check the position for compliance with Work Experience Rules for the Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice.
For Employers
There are no charges to employers who advertise a position on the Jobs Noticeboard. To advertise a position, please complete the Legal Job Vacancies Form or phone 1300 856 111 (Australia) or 0800 265 529 (New Zealand). Please note that the College reserves the right to refuse advertisements.
For Australian employers, please see the information on relevant Award Rates by visiting the Fair Work website or phoning 1300 363 264 for State and Federal Awards.
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