Find the next step in your career on the College of Law’s Jobs Board! With over 100 roles advertised at any one time, it's your source for legal jobs and career opportunities.
Help employers find your résumé
We provide a free service for our students to post their CV/résumé on the Jobs Board so employers can find candidates who match their criteria
How do I find out about new jobs?
Sign up for job alerts on the Jobs Board homepage by entering your email address and selecting how often you want alerts. Or, filter jobs on the Find a Job page and create an alert there. You'll get email alerts for new jobs.
How do I apply for a role?
Search for jobs using the form on our homepage. Click on a job you're interested in, then click Apply Now or follow the ad's instructions. Track your job applications under My Applications in your account.
You will need to create a profile and résumé before applying.
How do I upload my CV/résumé?
Log in, go to My Account > My Resumes > Create New Resume, fill in the fields, and click Save. You can view, edit, hide, or delete your résumé at any time.
How do I make my CV searchable, so that employers can find me?
When you post your CV/résumé, tick the Let Employers Find My Resume box. You can hide or delete it at any time.
How do I change my password?
Click here, enter your email address, and we'll send you a reset link. Or, go to Sign In and click Forgot Password.
How do I change my email address?
Log in with your original email, amend it under My Account > Account Settings, change your address under Email, and click Save.
I think an ad is inappropriate, what should I do?
Email collaw@collaw.edu.au with the job position and company so we can review it.
Does work experience have to be paid?
Not necessarily. To quote the Fair Work Ombudsman.
“Unpaid work can include work trials, volunteer work, work experience and internships. It also includes a vocational placement as defined under the Fair Work Act 2009. Unpaid work is lawful if it is a genuine work experience, vocational placement or volunteering arrangement.”
Work experience undertaken as part of College PLT is a vocational placement and as such can be unpaid.
The College does not recommend or endorse any positions, nor does it check the position for compliance with the Fair Work Act or any state award legislation or the Work Experience Rules. It is up to the student and the prospective supervisor to satisfy themselves in this regard.
Where can I find more information about the Work Experience component of Practical Legal Training program?
View Work Experience Guide for Students
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