Looking for work

Learning how to conduct a job search is an essential skill because research shows that the average worker only spends four years in a job. This means that you could have as many as 12 to 15 jobs over the course of your career! Whether you are looking for a role as a law student or licensing candidate, or perhaps making a transition as a senior lawyer or paralegal, these resources will help you plan and deploy an effective job-search strategy. 

Tip: These resources are best used in the order that they are laid out – from left to right – since there is a progression in the way they were developed. That said, if you see something that you need to dive into first, go for it! You will want to return to the resources leading up to that one in order to benefit from the foundational information and exercises.

Click on the guides below to access these resources.

Disclaimer: These resources do not constitute legal advice.