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Hey there! I’m a third-year student at a Tier 2 National Law University, and I’m keen on doing an in-house internship. I’m wondering if it’s a good idea to do it in the middle of my third year or at the start of my fourth year. I’d love some suggestions for good in-house places and tips on how to apply. I’ve tried reaching out to a few places, but I haven’t received any responses yet. I’ve sent emails to their HR, contact and career@xyz email.
Before this, I had a prior internship at a Tier 2 TMT Firm, a Tier 3 Dispute Resolution (which I did twice), and a basic court internship right at the beginning of law school. I also participated in a prestigious moot, although I didn’t manage to finish in a top position.
Hoping for some positive advice guys !