The Palestinian Law Firm Internship in Palestine (1-12 Weeks) is a unique opportunity for individuals interested in law, justice, and international legal systems. This internship allows participants to gain in-depth knowledge of the Palestinian legal system, observe courtroom proceedings, and engage with legal professionals in Hebron, Palestine. Whether you are a law student, a recent graduate, or simply passionate about legal studies, this program offers a comprehensive and immersive experience in Palestinian law. Interns will have the chance to visit Palestinian courts, analyze real cases, and understand the judicial process firsthand.
As part of the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you’ll work with experienced Palestinian lawyers in Hebron. You’ll take part in real legal work like research, case analysis, and drafting documents. You’ll also learn how judges, prosecutors, and attorneys handle different cases in Palestinian courts. This hands-on experience builds a strong foundation for future legal careers. It also lets you explore the connection between law, human rights, and social justice in Palestine.
The Palestinian Law Firm Internship is open to law students, graduates, and anyone passionate about legal studies and human rights. With flexible durations ranging from 1 to 12 weeks, participants can tailor the experience to fit their schedules. Beyond legal training, interns will also have the chance to immerse themselves in Palestinian culture and daily life. This program not only enhances professional skills but also provides a unique cultural exchange experience, making it an excellent opportunity for those looking to expand their legal knowledge while experiencing life in Palestine.
Where does the Palestinian Law Firm Internship take place?
It takes place in the heart of Palestine, in the city of Hebron. Hebron, Al-Khalil in Arabic, is located in the southern part of the West Bank. It is 30 km (19 miles) south of Jerusalem. The population of Hebron is about 300,000 persons who reside in the city, and about another 500,000 who live in the surrounding villages.
How long can I participate in the program?
Interns can join the Palestinian Law Firm Internship for one to 12 weeks. You choose the length that works best for you. No matter how long you stay, we’ll fully support you. Our goal is to give you a great and unique experience at our center and in the amazing city of Hebron.
Is there a specific day I need to start the Palestinian Law Firm Internship?
There’s no fixed start day for the Palestinian Law Firm Internship. You can begin whenever it suits you. Whether it’s Saturday, Monday, or Thursday, the choice is yours. The program is flexible and made to fit your schedule. There are no restrictions on when you can start.
Benefits of the Palestinian Law Firm Internship Program
Participating in this program offers several benefits:
- You will be working at a Palestinian law firm in Hebron for three days every week.
- Have a guide/lawyer (English-speaking) accompany you during your stay.
- Meet local Palestinian lawyers who will share insights into their legal profession, cases they handle, and the challenges they encounter.
- Visit Palestinian courts in Hebron with a guide explaining their functioning.
- Opportunities to conduct workshops or be a guest lecturer at Hebron University’s Faculty of Law or legal clinic, allowing you to interact and engage with law students and professors.
- Immerse yourself in Palestinian community, culture, and daily life.
- Explore historical sites and visit refugee camps in Hebron.
- Receive three hours of Arabic lessons per week.
- Accommodation, either with a Palestinian host family or in a dormitory.
- Enjoy a daily Palestinian breakfast with other international volunteers and staff.
Overview of the Palestinian Legal System
The Palestinian legal system is a unique blend of diverse legal traditions shaped by its complex historical background. It seeks to address the distinct challenges faced by Palestinians, striving to harmonize modern governance principles with historical and cultural influences. Despite persistent challenges, significant efforts have been made to establish a legal framework that upholds justice and protects the rights of citizens.
Historical and Legal Foundations
Palestine’s legal system integrates elements from Islamic law, Ottoman law, and British common law. At its core lies the Palestinian Basic Law, which serves as a provisional constitution. It defines citizens’ rights and responsibilities, outlines the functions of government institutions, and regulates the balance of power among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. This hybrid legal structure reflects both traditional values and modern legal principles, aiming to create a stable and just society.
Court System and Legal Professionals
The Palestinian judiciary operates through a three-tiered court system: First Instance Courts, responsible for handling primary cases; Appeals Courts, tasked with reviewing lower court decisions; and the Supreme Court, which serves as the highest judicial authority for final appeals. Legal professionals, including judges and lawyers, play an essential role in maintaining the integrity of the legal system. The Palestinian Bar Association oversees legal practitioners, ensuring adherence to professional ethics and standards. Despite resource constraints and the ongoing political conflict, the commitment of legal professionals remains a cornerstone in advancing justice and promoting the rule of law in Palestine.
The Palestinian Law Firm Internship Program
Working at a Law Firm in Hebron
- The Palestinian Law Firm Internship offers a unique chance to gain practical legal experience in Hebron. You’ll work three days a week on cases including criminal, civil, and more. Interns collaborate closely with skilled legal professionals. It’s a great way to develop your skills in a real-world legal setting.
- Beyond office-based work, the program features field visits and interactive sessions with English-speaking lawyers and trainee lawyers. These meetings will take place in different courts across Hebron, offering participants valuable insights into the pivotal role legal professionals play in addressing societal issues and shaping the Palestinian legal system.
- Additionally, participants will visit courts and legal organizations to better understand the role of law in a region under occupation. This exposure will provide a deeper perspective on how legal systems adapt to and address the unique challenges faced in Palestine.
Expert Legal Guides in Palestinian Law
Our legal experts are certified professionals, registered with the Palestinian Bar Association. They bring years of experience across various legal fields. In the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you’ll learn from specialists in company and intellectual property law. They have deep knowledge of the Palestinian legal system, including laws from the Jordanian and British Mandate eras, still used in the West Bank and Gaza.
Additionally, our team excels in criminal law, legal contracts, civil law, and corporate law. They are well-versed in the intricacies of Palestinian criminal codes and adept at drafting and reviewing contracts to safeguard client interests. Whether addressing civil disputes or structuring corporate deals, their experience ensures effective and reliable legal solutions tailored to the diverse needs of clients operating in Palestine’s multifaceted legal landscape.
Hands-On Legal Experience in Hebron Courts
Interns in the Palestinian Law Firm Internship get hands-on experience with real cases. You’ll attend hearings in Hebron’s four courts and see the legal system in action. This program gives you practical knowledge of how the judicial process works. You’ll explore the complex legal framework in Palestine. Through active participation, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and nuances in the Palestinian legal system.
Interns will also observe firsthand the impact of the Israeli occupation on the judicial system, from jurisdictional disputes to delays in justice. This experience provides a comprehensive understanding of the systemic hurdles faced by legal practitioners in Hebron and the resilience required to uphold justice in a complex environment.
Understanding Human Rights Violations in Palestine
Interns in the Palestinian Law Firm Internship will explore human rights violations in Palestine. These may come from Israeli authorities or Palestinian institutions. You’ll study the legal frameworks behind these issues and the accountability mechanisms in place. The program helps you understand the barriers to justice in a complex and sensitive political environment. You’ll gain a deeper insight into how law and human rights intersect in Palestine.
This includes examining issues such as unlawful detention, restrictions on movement, and violations of freedom of expression, as well as the role of Palestinian authorities in addressing these issues. By working with cases related to human rights, interns will be exposed to the complexities of defending and promoting human rights within a contested legal landscape.
Teach English to Palestinian Kids and Youth
Alongside the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you can join a meaningful program that supports Palestinian children and youth. You’ll help them improve their English through casual conversation sessions. As a participant, you’ll lead or assist group activities in a relaxed and supportive space. These sessions focus on practical communication, not formal lessons. It’s a great way to connect with the community while gaining more from your time in Hebron.
No prior teaching experience is required—this program welcomes anyone with a passion for making a difference. All necessary materials and resources will be provided, allowing you to focus on inspiring confidence and building connections with the students. This is your chance to contribute to their educational growth while immersing yourself in a rich cultural experience.
Write for Palestine: Support and Raise Awareness – (Optional)
As part of the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you can also write and publish articles about Palestine on our website. This work plays a crucial role in raising awareness. By sharing stories, history, and current realities, you help bridge global understanding. Writing from a compassionate and informed view gives Palestine the recognition it deserves on a global scale.
If you’re not from Palestine, your voice can offer a unique perspective, highlighting the issue from an outsider’s lens while connecting with a broader audience.Through a collaborative approach, you can also encourage others to share their narratives, research, or reflections. This helps amplify diverse voices and creates a space for dialogue, advocacy, and education.
Learn Arabic through Individual Classes while Interning in Palestine
The Palestinian Law Firm Internship gives you a unique chance to learn Arabic while making a real impact. You can choose between Modern Standard Arabic or Levantine Arabic, depending on your goals. The program includes three hours of lessons per week, split into two sessions. This mix of language learning and legal work helps you build valuable skills while supporting the local community.
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)
Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the standardized version of Classical Arabic, used across the Arab world for official communication, media, and literature. While not spoken in daily life, it serves as a unifying language for formal and academic purposes.
Palestinian/Shami (Levantine) Arabic
Levantine Arabic, spoken by over 42 million people in Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria, is a widely used dialect for daily communication. It features regional variations but remains mutually intelligible across the Levant.
Live with a Palestinian Host Family
During the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you can stay with a Palestinian host family. This offers a deep cultural experience. You’ll learn the language, observe daily life, and experience local traditions and hospitality. It’s a chance to build real connections and gain a true appreciation of Palestinian culture and lifestyle.
Explore Refugee Camps on Day Trips
As part of the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, we offer day trips to refugee camps in Hebron and Bethlehem. These visits give you a firsthand look at refugee life. You’ll witness their challenges and resilience up close. It’s an eye-opening experience that builds empathy and expands your perspective on life in Palestine.
City Tours in Hebron
The Palestinian Law Firm Internship includes guided tours of Hebron. You’ll explore historic sites and visit local industries. These tours offer insight into the city’s history, culture, and economy. You’ll see factories and workshops that show off local craftsmanship. It’s a great way to get a full picture of life in Hebron.
Cook Authentic Palestinian Dishes Together
During the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you can enjoy a culinary journey with locals. You’ll cook authentic Palestinian dishes together. It’s not just about food—it’s about sharing stories, building bonds, and celebrating Palestinian flavors. This hands-on activity is a fun and memorable way to connect with the local community.
Explore Beyond Hebron: Two Days Off Weekly
We believe in the importance of exploration and personal discovery. That’s why our program offers two free days every week for you to travel and explore beyond Hebron. Visit iconic cities like Bethlehem, Nablus, Ramallah, Jericho, and Jerusalem. These free days allow you to broaden your experience, learn more about Palestine, and create lasting memories.
What Else Can I Do as an Intern ? (Optional)
- As part of the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you can organize workshops, seminars, or lectures on topics you care about. These can take place at the University of Hebron or at our center. We’ll help with all the arrangements so you can share your knowledge and make a positive impact.
- We’ll facilitate connections with the university or host the event at our center, ensuring it reaches local Palestinian participants. These sessions can be tailored to fit your availability—lasting one, two, three days, or more. Our team will handle announcements, logistics, and participant coordination, so you can focus entirely on preparing and delivering your content.
- Our center is fully equipped with essential resources, including a screen, projector, whiteboard, laptop, and more. With our comprehensive support, you’ll be empowered to deliver a meaningful and engaging experience.
200+ Reviews from Past Participants – Gold verified by Go Overseas!
To learn more about the experiences of participants with “Go Palestine,” you can explore reviews on well-known platforms such as Go Overseas and GoAbroad. The organization has consistently received over 200 positive reviews on both websites combined from volunteers and interns worldwide.
The testimonials highlight the high quality and rich cultural exchange offered by Go Palestine. Whether you’re joining as a volunteer, taking part in Arabic lessons, or doing the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, these reviews show the impactful nature of the programs. They reflect the organization’s dedication to meaningful and transformative experiences.
What’s your weekly schedule like?
At GO Palestine, we make sure your weekly schedule is enriching and well-planned. Whether you’re in the Palestinian Law Firm Internship or another program, you’ll enjoy a mix of educational, social, and fun activities. This ensures your time in Palestine is meaningful, special, and truly unique.
Breakfast Commences at 9:30 AM
Your day at our center kicks off with a unique Palestinian breakfast at 9:30 in the morning, concluding at around 10:15. Our breakfast spread includes an assortment of items such as Palestinian thyme (Zaatar), labneh, tomato and cucumber slices, falafel, hummus, mortadella, olives, yellow cheese, jam, pita bread, boiled or fried eggs, and French fries. We periodically vary the ingredients within this selection to provide a diverse breakfast experience.
The Program Content Begins at 10:30 AM
In the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, your day starts at 10:30 AM and ends at 1:30 PM. A designated lawyer will meet you at the center. Together, you’ll go to court hearings, including the Sharia court, and visit legal departments. You’ll explore places like the Palestinian Land Authority, Hebron Municipality, Finance Department, Police, and Hebron Interior Directorate. This hands-on routine gives you real insight into the legal system in action.
Lunch Break Starts at 2:00 PM
The lunch break begins promptly at 2:00 in the afternoon and lasts for a full hour. You have the option to purchase your lunch from a restaurant adjacent to the center. In close proximity, you’ll find several eateries offering a range of meals, including shawarma, falafel, fried chicken, and traditional Palestinian dishes like Maqluba, Hebron’s Qidreh, Chicken Mansaf, or Lamb Mansaf, along with various other options. Additionally, there are several supermarkets and malls nearby where you can buy groceries and prepare your own meals at the center.
Arabic Language Classes
Every week, you’ll participate in two Arabic language classes, each lasting an hour and a half. These classes are conducted by our experienced and qualified instructors. Arabic language classes are scheduled at various times, either in the morning or, more commonly, in the afternoon. You have the flexibility to choose whether you’d like to focus on Modern Standard Arabic, Colloquial Arabic (Ammiya), or both.
Day Trips to Refugee Camps in Bethlehem & Hebron
Once a week, we arrange day trips to the refugee camps in Hebron and Bethlehem, and we also seize the chance to visit politically significant areas when available. These trips provide a unique opportunity for you to gain insights into the circumstances of Palestinian refugees, engage in conversations with them, and hear their personal stories. These excursions typically commence at 10:45 am from the center and conclude around 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon.
Local Visits to Explore Hebron’s Landmarks
Every two weeks, we arrange local visits to explore the historical and economic landmarks within the city of Hebron. This includes tours of significant sites like the Ibrahimi Mosque, the Old City, and Al-Shuhada Street. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to visit various factories in the city, such as those producing keffiyeh, glass, and ceramics.
Free Time Begins at 4:00 PM or 4:30 PM
Once your activities at the center conclude, you’ll have free time to socialize with fellow international participants and the locals you’ve connected with during your stay in Hebron. You can opt to relax at a café or coffee shop or visit a nearby park to enjoy your evening. There are numerous cafés and parks conveniently situated not far from the center, as it is positioned on one of the liveliest streets in the city.
The Law Internship in Palestine/West Bank Fees
350$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 3 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
690$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 6 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
965$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 9 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
1200$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 12 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
1500$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 15 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
1750$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 18 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
1950$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 21 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
1990$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 24 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
2500$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 27 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
2750$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 30 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
2950$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 33 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
3150$
American DollarsThis includes accommodation, local visits, 36 hours of Arabic classes, daily Palestinian breakfast, day trips, and a certificate of participation.
What does the Participation Fee include?
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When Should You Arrive to Start Your Program?
For the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, we suggest arriving one day early. This gives you time to settle in and get ready. You can also stay an extra day after the program ends. It helps ensure a smooth and relaxed departure from Palestine.
What Visa Do You Need to Intern in Palestine?
To join the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you’ll need an Israeli tourist visa. This visa lets you stay for up to 3 months. Getting a Palestinian internship visa directly is often difficult. That’s why the tourist visa is the best option.
Visa Requirements for Palestine
If you’re joining the Palestinian Law Firm Internship and you’re from a country with a visa exemption agreement with Israel, you can get a tourist visa on arrival. This applies at Ben Gurion Airport (Tel Aviv) or the Allenby-King Hussein Bridge. Citizens of the U.S. and many European countries usually receive a three-month visa automatically.
If your country doesn’t have an exemption agreement, you’ll need to get a visa from the Israeli embassy or consulate in your home country before traveling. Israel now issues visas on a separate card with a barcode to avoid passport stamps, as some Arab countries do not accept Israeli passport stamps. Be sure to check if your country participates in a visa exemption agreement.
What If Your Passport Isn’t Suitable for a Tourist Visa?
If you’re joining the Palestinian Law Firm Internship and you’re from countries like Pakistan or India, you’ll need to apply for a visa at the Israeli embassy in your country. This step is mandatory before you travel. It can be challenging, since Israel controls all entry points, and the visa is required before you even apply to the program.
Is the West Bank Safe for Interning?
Yes, the West Bank is generally safe for interning. Most incidents occur in areas far from the main cities where Go Palestine programs are held. Cities like Hebron, Bethlehem, and Ramallah, where most programs take place, are stable and safe.
Interns often find the local community welcoming and supportive, which adds to the sense of security. However, we recommend staying updated on local news and following any safety advice from your hosts.
Is Prior Experience Required to Intern in Palestine?
No prior experience is needed to join the Palestinian Law Firm Internship. Our programs are open to everyone, no matter your background. We create a supportive space where you can learn, contribute, and make a real impact—even if it’s your first time interning abroad.
What matters most is your enthusiasm and dedication. Our team will be with you every step of the way, whether you’re experienced or just starting out. We invite you to join us in making a positive impact in this remarkable region.
Do I Need to Know How to Speak Arabic?
No, you don’t need to know Arabic to join the Palestinian Law Firm Internship. The center offers 3 hours of Arabic lessons per week with a teacher. You can choose between Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) or Spoken Arabic (Ammyia) once you start. It’s a great way to learn as you go while gaining hands-on legal experience.
Can I Add More Arabic Lessons to My Program?
While in the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, you can add extra Arabic lessons to your program. These are available for $20 per hour. They offer a deeper understanding of both the language and culture. If you’re interested, just mention it in your application, and we’ll arrange everything in advance.
| Place of Program | Hebron (H1 – Under Palestinian Control), Palestine |
| Age | 18-75 Years Old |
| Minimum Period | One Week |
| Maximum Period | Three Months – 12 Weeks |
| Interning Hours | 4-5 hours a day – 5 days a week |
| Starting/Ending Dates | Flexible – Anytime |
| Application Deadline | No Deadline |
| Program Language | English |
| Days off | Two days including Fridays & Thursdays or Saturdays |
| Arabic Lessons | 3 Hours a Week – Standard Arabic Or Ammiya |
| Educational Degree | Not Required |
| University Credit | Available |
Is it possible to combine this program with another Program?
Yes, this program can be combined with one or more of the other internship or volunteer programs that the center offers. For example, you may choose one week or more to complete this program, and combine this with another week or more of another program.
Can I Extend My Program While I’m There?
Yes, you can extend your stay during the Palestinian Law Firm Internship. If you decide to stay longer, just let the coordinator know at least one week before your program ends. This gives us time to make the necessary arrangements. We’ll help ensure your extended stay runs smoothly. Reach out early to discuss and confirm all details.
Things to know before visiting Palestine!
| Living Costs in Palestine | Approx. 50-70$ a Week |
| Weekend in Palestine | On Friday |
| Food in Palestine | The West Bank engages primarily in heavier meals involving the use of bread, rice, and meat, and coastal plain inhabitants frequent fish, other seafood, and lentils. |
| Wifi Access in Palestine | At houses, cafes, restaurants – Almost everywhere |
| 3G Service in Palestine | Available since Jan 2018 |
| The official language in Palestine | Arabic – Palestinian Dialect (One of the Levantine dialects) |
| Currency in Palestine | Mainly Israeli Shekel (NIS). Jordanian Dinar & American Dollars are also used in buying Real estate and land. |
| Transportations in Palestine | Yellow Taxies & Orange Mini-Vans |
| Weather in Palestine | Summer (25-30°C), Winter (0-9°C) |
| Nearest Major Airports to Palestine | Ben Gurion Airport in Israel if you travel via Israel Alia International Airport if you travel via Jordan |
The Documents you’ll receive from us!
When you join us, you’ll be provided with a complete set of documents designed to ensure a smooth and well-informed experience. One of these documents is our travel guide, which offers detailed instructions on how to reach us in Hebron. It includes information on the best transportation options available, making your journey to the program location as easy and convenient as possible.
In addition, we’ll provide you with a weekly schedule booklet, which outlines the activities and events planned for each day of your program. This will help you organize your time and ensure that you make the most of every opportunity. To further enrich your experience, you’ll also receive an orientation booklet. This booklet is designed to help you get familiar with the local culture and surroundings, offering valuable insights into life in Hebron. It will provide you with a deeper understanding of the city’s history, traditions, and unique atmosphere, ensuring that you feel more connected to the place during your stay.
What can be added to your program? “Add-ons“
- Private apartment available as an add-on for $200 per week or $600–$700 per month.
Would you like to join an online Arabic course before joining us?
Before starting the Palestinian Law Firm Internship, learning some basic Arabic can be a big help. It will boost your confidence in daily situations and make it easier to connect with locals. Knowing key phrases helps you engage with the culture and navigate with ease. It also lets you deepen your experience and fully enjoy the rich Palestinian lifestyle.
We’re excited to offer you the chance to start this journey with a free trial, which includes your first class completely free! This is a great opportunity to get a taste of the Arabic language and see how it can enrich your time in Palestine. Click Here for more information!
Who can apply to this Internship program?
- The Palestinian Center has hosted people who have come from a myriad of countries, such as the USA, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Colombia, France, Japan, China, Chile, Switzerland, Russia, Germany, and many more.
- The Palestinian Law Firm Internship is open to everyone aged 18 to 75. People from all countries and all academic majors are welcome. We value diverse backgrounds and unique perspectives. If you’re ready to learn and engage, this program is for you.
- Those who are younger than 18 years old can also apply but with one condition. One of your parents has to fill out and sign a parental consent form.
When will I be able to apply to the Program?
- You can apply to the Palestinian Law Firm Internship at any time. There’s no deadline. Our programs are open year-round, so you can start when it works best for you.
- You are allowed to choose when you want to start and end the program.
- The Palestinian Law Firm Internship is flexible. You can join for as short as one week or stay up to 12 weeks (three months). Choose the duration that fits you best. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
Can I join the program through funding from the university?
Yes, you can join the Palestinian Law Firm Internship with university funding. We’ll help with all required paperwork—including the invitation letter, contract, and other documents. Just note that we do not provide funding ourselves. Our work is supported by program fees from international participants.
Flexible Scheduling with a One-Year Adjustment Window
Planning your Palestinian Law Firm Internship should be easy. That’s why we offer full flexibility with timing. You have an entire year to choose your start date. We’re here to make your journey smooth and convenient.
Whether you wish to start your program earlier, extend your stay, or finish sooner, we are here to accommodate your needs. Your experience is our top priority, and we are committed to ensuring that your journey is as smooth, personalized, and stress-free as possible. Whatever adjustments you require, we’ll work with you to make sure your time with us aligns with your goals and expectations, allowing you to make the most of your time in Palestine.
How do I register or obtain more information?
Please email Mr.Tamimi, at info@studyarabicinpalestine.org. Please type “ The Palestinian Law Firm Internship Program” in the subject line. In the body of the email, ask any questions you may have, and request an application. Very shortly, we will reply to you.
What is the procedure for applying?
| Step 1 | Send us an email asking for the application form. |
| Step 2 | You complete the online application and send it in. |
| Step 3 | We invite you to participate in an interview via WhatsApp, Zoom, Google Meet (video or voice call). |
| Step 4 | We will send you a confirmation form which you fill out and return to us. |
| Step 5 | We send you the Invitation Letter, the contract and the invoice. |
| Step 6 | You will sign the contract and make payment in order to reserve your place in the program. |
| Step 7 | We will send you an orientation booklet and travel guide to Palestine. |
Fast-Track Application – Within 3 days!
Want to start the Palestinian Law Firm Internship soon? We’ve got you covered with our fast-track application. It’s a quick and easy way to join, even if you’re applying last minute. This process saves time and helps you get started right away.
With this process, you can quickly book your flight, submit your application, attend a personalized interview, pay the necessary fees, and secure your place—all within just three days. Whether you’re in a hurry or simply excited to begin, our fast-track system ensures a smooth and efficient onboarding experience.
