AGO Internship Program
Practical legal training inside Somalia’s national prosecution service for final-year students and fresh law graduates.
About the program
The Attorney General Office of Somalia offers legal internships to students who are in their final year or have freshly graduated from law school. The aim of the internship program is to train interns and put the knowledge acquired during their degree to the test, while familiarising them with the integrated practice of law.
What interns do
The activities relate to the professional environment and combine practical and theoretical study, enabling students to positively change and influence the justice system.
What the program offers
The Attorney General Office internship program provides law students with legal knowledge, training courses and seminars, skills and experience, and reflects the demands and rewards of prosecution services. Each year the AGO recruits 100 highly qualified undergraduate and graduate interns from law schools, and its wide-ranging practice areas offer law students extensive experience.
Who can apply
The AGO Internship Program is open to undergraduate and graduate law students with good academic performance. The selection process is highly competitive: candidates are selected based on academic achievement and then evaluated case by case, depending on the needs of our different units and sections.