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About Singapore International Arbitration Internship Programme
The Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC) is now accepting applications for the SIAC Virtual Internship Programme.
The programme will provide valuable insight into working at a leading global arbitral institution, albeit virtually, and will help you gain a better understanding of the role and function of the Secretariat.
Duration
The internship will be for a fixed period of two months, on a part-time basis. You will contribute 10 hours of work each week, unless otherwise agreed. Please indicate (as specifically as possible) your (i) period of availability; and (ii) preferred dates.
Eligibility
This programme is being offered in a virtual format from Singapore. You are required to ensure that you have complied with your university’s / college’s policies and/or the relevant government regulations, if any, to undertake this virtual internship from your current country of residence and/or other relevant jurisdictions.
Application Package
| (i) | curriculum vitae; |
| (ii) | copies of your college/university and/or postgraduate transcripts; |
| (iii) | statement of interest describing your objectives and motivation in applying for the programme; |
| (iv) | a letter issued by your college/university confirming you are accepted to or enrolled with the college/university, and your participation in SIAC’s virtual internship programme does not violate the university’s policies and the relevant government regulations, if any, of your current country of residence and/or other relevant jurisdictions; and |
| (v) | letter(s) of reference and writing sample(s) (optional). |
For more information, see
https://www.siac.org.sg/open-position/siac-virtual-internship-programme
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