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The Maliyan Program is open to Aboriginal law graduates and students. It offers recent graduates two years of paid employment, and students 12 month, part time paid cadetship positions.
Participants will work alongside legal professionals in the Law Reform and Legal Services division (LRLS) of the department to gain legal experience across a broad range of areas in community support and justice initiatives.
Under the program, participants have the unique opportunity to contribute directly to improving the lives of the members of the NSW community and supporting Aboriginal communities throughout NSW.
Participants will have the support of a mentor throughout the program, and to apply for permanent roles within the LRLS division and broader department.
Click here for more information about the Maliyan program. (PDF, 283.4 KB)
The majority of roles will be available within the following teams of the LRLS division:
There may be opportunities within other teams throughout the program should these be an area of interest.
Participants receive a competitive salary.
To find out more about the program, visit the I work for NSW website or email Program Coordinator Annie Macleod at annie.macleod@justice.nsw.gov.au.
“Maliyan Artwork” copyright Michelle Shipp, Aboriginal artist, proud Wiradjuri woman. Used under licence. All rights reserved M Shipp.
20 Mar 2024