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PwC 2019 Legal Clerkship Program - Sydney

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Opportunity details

  • Opportunity typeInternship
  • Application open dateApply by 15 Jul 2018

Create the future growth of PwC Australia's legal practice

Our growing legal practice is made up of a team of lawyers who work collaboratively with other business specialists within the firm to provide expert commercially-focused legal services for our clients. The team harnesses the strengths of a leading professional services firm to create a multi-disciplinary practice that is truly unique.

With more than 3,200 lawyers in 90+ countries, we bring the power of a global network to help Australian businesses, not-for-profit organisations and governments assess their performance and improve the way they work so that they can make even greater impact.

In Australia, we're currently one of the fastest growing legal practices. As we continue to grow, we are focused on attracting and developing high potential legal talent, identifying the best lawyers of the future through our graduate and clerkship programs.

PwC's Legal practice revolves around four key pillars:

  1. Corporate Advisory (including; M&A, private equity, funds, corporate and commercial law)
  2. Regulatory
  3. Employment and Workplace Relations
  4. Projects & Finance

About the opportunity

As a Clerk, you'll provide support to our team through legal research, document management, client and team liaison, and maintenance of legal precedents. You'll gain invaluable exposure to the fundamentals of commercial law in one or more of our key pillars, and gain a practical understanding of how to use legal skills to solve our clients' problems. The projects you work on will see you learning from leading legal professionals as well as other business professionals who will help to develop a broad skill set and unleash your potential.

About you!

If you believe that lawyers can create meaningful change as much as we do, you'll find yourself in the right place with us. You'll feel comfortable demonstrating your ability to produce high-quality and timely legal research and writing, be able to work independently as well as part of a team, and have a strong interest in learning more about corporate advisory, regulatory; projects, finance and infrastructure (including real estate), employment and industrial relations, or tax.

The Legal Clerkship program is open to students in their penultimate year of their legal studies.

Please note: If you've already taken the time to apply for a vacation program position with us earlier in 2018, your previous online assessment results will be taken into consideration for this application.

2018 Clerkship Program Key Dates

Monday, 18 June Applications open

Sunday, 15 July Applications close at 11:59pm

Wednesday, 26 September Offers for summer clerkship can be made

Friday, 28 September Offers must be accepted or declined by 5.00pm

Qualifications & other requirements

You should have or be completing the following to apply for this opportunity.

Degree or Certificate
Study field
Study field (any)

Hiring criteria

  • Experience requirementNo experience required
  • Study fields
    Law, Legal Studies & Justice
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About the employer

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PwC AU

Rating

4.1

Number of employees

> 100,000 employees

Industries

Accounting & Advisory

What kind of impact do you want to create? Together with PwC, you'll solve important problems while creating a career that grows as you do.z

Pros and cons of working at PwC AU

Pros

  • Flexibility, work from home, other employee perks, projects we are doing

  • Flexibility in regards to work arrangements and a very social/vibrant culture.

  • The brand

  • Great team

  • Culture, support, work policies (flexible working, casual wear, study policies), new building with up to date technology.

Cons

    • Sometimes the late nights

    • Hot desking!

    • The hours

    • Long hours don't care about personal longer-term career goals

    • Lack of support for juniors, lack of transparency