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Embark on a Transformative Legal Journey with the DOJ&CD Candidate Attorney Programme 2024/2026
Reference Numbers:
- Polokwane State Attorney Ref No: LMPCA 1
- Thohoyandou State Attorney Ref No: LMPCA 2
Duration: 24 Months
Stipend: R7000.00 per month
Centre: KwaZulu Natal Provincial Office – Durban State Attorney
Requirements:
- Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Enquiries:
- Mr Moseje B Tel No: (018) 397 7057
- Mr Botlhole T Tel No: (018) 397 7111
Unlock Your Legal Potential: The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJ&CD) extends an exclusive invitation to LLB graduates for participation in the dynamic Candidate Attorney Programme. This transformative 24-month experience is specifically crafted for individuals who aspire to carve a successful career path within the legal landscape. Unique opportunities are available at various offices, including the Polokwane State Attorney (LMPCA 1) and Thohoyandou State Attorney (LMPCA 2), each offering a distinctive legal exposure.
Application Process: Interested applicants are encouraged to follow a meticulous application process to ensure a smooth and successful entry into this prestigious programme:
- Utilize the new Form Z83, conveniently available from any Public Service Department or www.gov.za.
- Craft a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae that reflects your educational background, professional aspirations, and relevant skills.
- Submit certified copies of your ID, Senior Certificate, and your highest qualification. Ensure timely submission on or before the interview date to complete your application.
- Adhere strictly to specifications outlined in the application process, as applications not meeting the criteria may be disqualified.
- Anticipate pre-employment security screening encompassing RSA citizenship, credit record checks, and verification of qualifications.
- DOJ&CD is an equal opportunity employer, actively encouraging candidates with disabilities to apply and contribute to the diverse legal landscape.
Who Should Apply? If you are an unemployed South African graduate holding an LLB and have not engaged in any prior internship or Candidate Attorney Programme, seize this opportunity. The programme spans across all provinces, and candidates applying beyond their provinces are advised to arrange accommodation due to the stipend-based nature of the initiative.
How to Apply:
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DOJ&CD) invites all unemployed graduates with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) to gain workplace experience in their field of study.
Interested applicants must submit their applications for the Candidate Attorney Programme to the address specified in each post. Limpopo Provincial Office: Address: The Provincial Head, Private Bag X9526, Polokwane 0700 or hand deliver 92 Bok Street, Polokwane, 0700.
Note:
- Submit separate applications for each office applied to, clearly indicating the relevant reference number.
- Successful candidates will undergo a 24-month placement at their selected centre, complemented by a monthly stipend to support their commitment and dedication.
CV Tips for Success: To ensure your application stands out, follow these key CV tips:
- Tailor Your CV: Align your skills and experiences with the legal field and the specific requirements of the programme.
- Highlight Academic Achievements: Showcase any relevant academic achievements or accolades to stand out.
- Emphasize Legal Skills: Clearly articulate your legal skills, such as research, writing, and analytical abilities.
- Demonstrate Teamwork: Highlight instances where you’ve successfully collaborated with others or worked in a team.
- Professional Presentation: Ensure your CV is well-organized, error-free, and projects a professional image.
Seize the Opportunity: Embark on a transformative legal journey with the DOJ&CD Candidate Attorney Programme. Apply now and position yourself for professional growth, success, and a rewarding legal career. Your journey begins here!
To apply for this job please visit www.justice.gov.za.
