Volunteering with LSE Legal Advice Centre is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your employability while providing invaluable support to those in need of legal advice. We will next be recruiting students at the start of Autumn Term. For more information about all our projects go to our Legal Advice Centre Moodle Site.
Students can apply to join one of the following projects:
- LSE Legal Advice Clinic (Employment and Family Law Clinics)
- Centrepoint/Shelter Homelessness Advice Clinic
- Performing Arts Clinic
- Miscarriages of Justice Project in collaboration with Appeal
- Sustainability Clinic
- Refugee Law Clinic (run with London Institute for Advanced Legal Studies)
Eligibility: These roles are open to LSE law students (LLB and BA Law and Anthropology) completing their 2nd and 3rd year or LLM in 2025/26
Commitment Required: Approx 5 hours per week during autumn and winter term.
Training: You will receive comprehensive training for each project
Essential Attributes
- Commitment to supporting access to justice
- Reliability
- Professionalism
- Teamwork
- Communication Skills
Why get involved?
- Hands-On Legal Experience: Engage directly with clients and work on real cases under the supervision of qualified lawyers.
- Skill Development: Enhance your legal research, client interviewing, problem-solving, and professional skills.
- Community Impact: Make a positive contribution by providing legal support to those who cannot afford legal services.
For more information about all projects go to our Legal Advice Centre Moodle site.