Unlock Your Legal Career with NALSA’s Internship Programme 2025

LEGAL INTERNSHIPS | Jan. 10, 2025

Unlock Your Legal Career with NALSA’s Internship Programme 2025

The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) has announced its much-anticipated Internship Programme for 2025, offering a unique opportunity for law students to gain practical exposure to the legal system and contribute to ensuring justice for all.

This one-month internship is not just an academic endeavor but a transformative journey to understand the intricacies of the Indian legal framework and the vital role played by NALSA in providing free legal services to the underprivileged and promoting Lok Adalats for amicable dispute resolution.

Why Choose NALSA’s Internship Programme?

Hands-On Legal Experience: Engage with real-world legal issues, interact with courts, and visit institutions like the Delhi State Legal Services Authority and National Lok Adalat.

Skill Development: Enhance your legal research, drafting, and analytical skills while working closely with NALSA professionals.

Networking Opportunities: Build connections with seasoned legal professionals, fellow interns, and experts in the legal services domain.

Who Can Apply?

This internship is open to law students pursuing a Three-Year LL.B or a Five-Year Integrated Law Course from a recognized institution.

Preferred Candidates: Students in their 2nd or 3rd year of the Three-Year LL.B or 4th or 5th year of the Five-Year Integrated Course.

Internship Highlights

Duration:

One Month (Four Weeks): Starting from the 1st day of the selected month.

Activities Include:

Orientation on NALSA’s functions and objectives.

Access to reading materials like SOPs, schemes, and statistical reports.

Extensive Field Visits: Explore Mediation Centres, District Legal Services Authorities, Legal Aid Defense Offices, and the Supreme Court of India Library.

Key Requirements:

90% attendance is mandatory.

Interns must bring their own laptops and adhere to the formal black-and-white dress code.

Application Process

Documents Required:

Curriculum Vitae (CV) or Resume.

Expression of Interest: A concise write-up explaining your interest and suitability for the internship.

No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your college authority.

Application Mode:

Submit your application online via the NALSA Website.
Application window opens two months prior to the internship start month.

Selection Criteria:

Based on individual merit, ensuring a fair and transparent process.

Completion and Certification

Interns are required to submit a detailed report of their work during the internship. Upon successful completion, interns will receive an Internship Certificate signed by the Member Secretary, NALSA.

Note: Interns must arrange their accommodation and travel during the internship. No stipend or remuneration will be provided.

Take the First Step

Be a part of NALSA’s noble mission to ensure justice and equality for all. This internship is your chance to contribute meaningfully to society while gaining unparalleled insights into the legal world.