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What legal jobs are available in Papua New Guinea?

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How do I become a lawyer in Papua New Guinea?

To become a lawyer in Papua New Guinea, first complete a Bachelor of Laws (LLB), usually at the University of Papua New Guinea School of Law. You then complete the practical legal training course at the Legal Training Institute (LTI), which lasts roughly nine months. Once you hold the LTI certificate and satisfy the fit-and-proper requirements, you apply to the National Court for admission to practise. After admission you must be a member of the Papua New Guinea Law Society and hold a practising certificate it issues; a restricted certificate lets you work as an employee lawyer, while an unrestricted certificate (allowing solo practice and holding client trust money) requires a further period of supervised practice.

Who regulates lawyers in Papua New Guinea?

Papua New Guinea Law Society, the statutory professional body under the Lawyers Act 1986; admission to practise is granted by the National Court, and the Law Society issues annual practising certificates.

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Daily. LegalAlphabet continuously aggregates legal roles from thousands of sources and gives equal coverage to every country, so Papua New Guinea is updated as often as the largest markets.

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