CIAJ: Summer Law Student
Responsibilities
Under the supervision of the Executive Director, the summer students will:
- Participate in the organization of multidisciplinary programs.
- Plan, research, and prepare reports on legal topics, with the intention of publishing materials.
- Conduct research on legal issues related to training programs and present the results in a clear and concise manner in memos, reports.
- Write contributions for educational materials, including notes from meetings, discussion questions, and facilitator notes.
- Participate in the student committee through various activities.
- Write various articles for the CIAJ’s blogs and produce podcasts on relevant topics.
- Participate in an internship, shadowing a judge (summer internship);
- Any other tasks required by the CIAJ Executive Director.
Terms
- Location: Montreal, QC and hybrid
- Salary: $22.00 per hour / 35 hours per week
- Language: Bilingual
- Seasonal – Full-time
- Education: Any law student may apply
- Date: To be discussed
- 2 vacant positions
About CIAJ
Imagine a space where concrete solutions emerge to address the complex challenges of our Canadian justice system. This is what the Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice (CIAJ) is all about.
Founded in 1974, CIAJ’s mission is to promote excellence in justice through knowledge, learning and the exchange of ideas.
CIAJ acts as a conduit for change. As a non-profit and independent organization, we bring together individuals and institutions from diverse expertise—judges, lawyers, academics, policymakers, as well as social workers, law enforcement, and engaged citizens— to improve the administration of justice across Canada. Our multidisciplinary approach enables us to break down silos and mobilize diverse perspectives across a wide range of sectors, tackling fundamental issues in depth. Together, we develop concrete solutions tailored to the real needs of Canadians.
We are much more than event organizers: we are a driving force for change. At CIAJ, we build bridges where none existed before, ensuring that the justice system reflects the complexity, diversity, and aspirations of our society.
TO APPLY
Please submit your application by email by April 19, 2025 at info@ciaj-icaj.ca.
Thank you for submitting your application. All applications will be treated confidentially. Only candidates selected for an interview will be notified.
CIAJ: National Student Committee: Call for Applications
Participate in CIAJ’s Activities, Gain Experience and Build your Network
The Canadian Institute for the Administration of Justice (CIAJ) is making an open call for applications to join their National Student Committee. CIAJ is a non-profit organization that promotes professional development, research, and education for judges, courts, and tribunals across Canada. Their work includes research in access to justice, professional development sessions on how to write judgments and decisions, and judicial internships for law students.
The National Student Committee recommends and conducts projects under the CIAJ’s research mandate, including the promotion of the CIAJ and access to justice through podcasts, articles, and other communications products. Members of the committee may also be asked to advise on CIAJ projects or judge essay competition submissions.
To apply, you must currently be attending an accredited law school in Canada. Please send your CV and a letter expressing why you’d like to join the CIAJ National Student Committee to srowe.ciaj.icaj@gmail.com.
CIAJ: Board Members and Committees: Call for Applications
Participate in CIAJ’s Actions and Development
Join our Board of Directors and committees
All law professionals are welcome to join CIAJ’s network and take action. Together, we can have a real impact and make changes that count. Click on the following links to discover the distinguished members of our current Board of Directors, Committees of the Board and Program Committees.
Key statistics (2021)
- 2350+ members from across Canada
- 283 volunteer speakers who are leaders in their professions
- 7786 participants from all branches of Canada’s legal community
If you are interested in joining our Board of Directors or committees, please write to us at: christine.odoherty@ciaj-icaj.ca.