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Beyond the qualification requirements, as a legal intern, it is important to have a positive attitude, be a team player, be open to instruction and feedback, can work independently, and provide value in all areas of work. 

Bank of New Zealand

Talita Fifita

The work is diverse and challenging, allowing me to continue to develop the knowledge and skills I need for a successful career. 

Department of the Treasury

There is always a lot of energy and excitement around what we are delivering as we will be presenting the project to the head of transactional banking with the potential of it being rolled out.

Tam Tran

Tamara Charlwood studied Bachelor of Arts at the University of Melbourne in 2018 prior to becoming a Juris Doctor and is now working as a Graduate Lawyer at Hall & Wilcox.

Hall & Wilcox

Tamara Charlwood

Starting the day with coffee and a refreshing walk to the bus, my journey to WSP in Te Puke sets the tone!

WSP New Zealand

Tamara MacDonald

I love being able to rotate through the agency to get a clearer idea of how the overall agency operates. It has also helped me try out jobs to see if they are a good fit for me or not. It is very cool to be in Canberra too, it feels like I am in the heart of the nation’s politics and press, and that can feel exciting. 

National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)

Tamika

Working on some challenging problems can feel like a puzzle to solve. I'm always learning and growing through my work. 


Google AU

Tamina Pitt

I am exposed to so many different areas of Risk and get the opportunity to develop my understanding of how these areas intertwine with each area to produce value to our customers.

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