Necessary skills...
to be a successful lawyer.
Student Programs
At Marler Law Firm students are exposed to every aspect of litigation and provided with the skills necessary to be a successful lawyer.
- Niagara College internship
- Thomas M. Cooley Externship
- Halton Catholic District School Board Co-op
- Thomas Merton Summer Co-op Program
Skills Developed:
- Drafting
- File and practice management
- Problem analysis
- Legal research
- Writing
- Fact Investigation
Intern/ Co-op Placements 2011/2012
We are accepting applications for the 2011/2012 period. Please provide a cover letter, resume and transcripts. Your application should be sent to the attention of Jonathan Marler, jmarler@marler.ca.
Thomas Merton Summer Co-op Program offers:
- Hands-on experience in the Canadian job market
- Chances to explore a career path
- Earns credits towards a Secondary School diploma
- Classroom theories are integrated with practical experience in the workplace
- 90 hours on the job for one credit co-op
- 190 hours on the job for two credit co-op
- Opportunity to lighten course load for following years
- Something to do with your summer vacation
- Rewarding, free and intriguing alternative to a summer camp
Testimonial:
‘The extensive practical hands-on experience I received during my summer co-op placement at Marler Law Firm resulted in an exceptional opportunity to apply my academic knowledge to a workplace setting. Everyone at Marler Law Firm included me in their work activities exposing me to many aspects of the practice. I was able to attend court and meetings with clients providing me with the opportunity to see how my assignments impacted the clients in the courts. For example, I edited a legal settlement and then attended the court date to see the file settle. It was great to have a lawyer to mentor me and provide training for all my assignments. It was a fantastic experience! The on-the-job training is the best way to learn’ – Nicole Morris, 17
Thomas M. Cooley Externship:
- Dynamic hands-on learning environment study
- Students may earn up to 10 academic credits
- Given regular feedback about their job performance
- Provided with insight into the professional obligations of being an attorney
- A partnership between students, practicing attorneys, and faculty
- Join in a private meetings with a Cooley faculty members to discuss and reflect upon throughout process
