We are accepting applications for three distinct positions. Each has a different point of entry into professional life, from a first structured introduction to legal work through to a qualified lawyer ready to assume greater responsibility.
Please review the requirements carefully and select the position that most accurately reflects your present qualifications. We value honest applications, clear writing and evidence of serious interest more than exaggerated claims.
For a law graduate ready to begin formal legal training and develop the habits expected of a careful Cyprus lawyer.
Best suited to a graduate beginning the path toward professional admission.
For a current student who wants practical exposure to a professional legal environment before completing a degree.
Best suited to a student seeking meaningful first-hand professional exposure.
For a qualified lawyer who has built a sound first year of practice and is ready to contribute with growing independence.
Best suited to a licensed lawyer with at least one year of practical experience.
Legal ability develops through practice. Character is visible from the beginning. We look for candidates who combine intellectual curiosity with restraint, respect for confidential work and the discipline to complete ordinary tasks exceptionally well.
Our work frequently crosses borders, industries and legal disciplines. A corporate instruction may involve governance, tax coordination, beneficial ownership and compliance. A private-client matter may combine residence, property, succession and documentation of wealth.
Candidates can expect exposure appropriate to their level. Interns observe and assist. Trainees build foundations under supervision. Junior lawyers are expected to apply their experience while continuing to develop professional judgement.
Select the position that best reflects your present qualifications. Complete the application carefully and attach a current curriculum vitae. Academic records, certificates or a short writing sample may be added where they strengthen the application.
No. The internship is open to current university students. Law students are welcome, as are students in a relevant discipline who can demonstrate a genuine interest in legal practice, business, compliance, taxation or international affairs.
A completed recognised law degree is required. The applicant should also be eligible to complete the registration required for trainee advocates in Cyprus and should have strong Greek and English, careful research habits and professional discretion.
The Junior Lawyer position requires a valid licence to practise law in Cyprus and at least one year of relevant legal experience. The application should explain the candidate’s practical responsibilities rather than list job titles alone.
Yes, but select the position that most closely matches your present qualifications and explain any wider interest in the motivation section. If your profile is better suited to another available position, it may be considered accordingly.
A current CV is required. You may also upload relevant academic records, professional certificates or a concise writing sample. Supporting documents should be directly relevant and should not contain confidential information belonging to another employer or client.
Yes. Greek and English are particularly important for the legal positions. Russian, Hebrew, Chinese, German and other languages can be valuable in international client work, but language ability does not replace the core qualification required for each role.
No. Applications are reviewed against the requirements of the selected position. Candidates whose qualifications and profile correspond with the role may be contacted for the next stage.