Palestinian Law Practice Internship (1-12 Weeks) offers a unique opportunity to gain practical legal experience in Palestine. This program is perfect for law students and recent graduates looking to expand their skills and knowledge. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of Palestine while building your legal expertise.
The Palestinian Law Practice Internship allows you to work with experienced lawyers, providing valuable exposure to the Palestinian legal system. This hands-on experience will enhance your professional growth and offer a global perspective on legal practices. Whether you are seeking to boost your resume or explore international law, this internship is the ideal platform to broaden your horizons.
In addition to your legal work, the Palestinian Law Practice Internship offers a unique opportunity to study Arabic and immerse yourself in local culture. Stay with a host family and experience daily life in Palestine. Learn about local customs, traditions, and the challenges Palestinian families face.
As part of the program, you’ll also visit refugee camps in Hebron and Bethlehem. See firsthand the effects of the ongoing conflict and occupation on Palestinian refugees. These visits will deepen your understanding of the Palestinian situation and the real-life impact on ordinary people.
Throughout your internship, you will be supported by a team of experienced staff who will provide you with all the necessary training and resources to make your internship a success. You will also have the chance to participate in cultural activities and excursions, giving you a well-rounded experience of the country and its people.
Overall, interning at a Palestinian Law Firm is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable legal experience while immersing yourself in the culture and history of Palestine. If you are interested in pursuing a career in law and want to gain international experience, this program is an excellent choice.
Where does the Palestinian Law Practice Internship take place?
The Palestinian Law Practice Internship takes place in the heart of Palestine, in the city of Hebron. Known as Al-Khalil in Arabic, Hebron is located in the southern part of the West Bank, just 30 km (19 miles) south of Jerusalem.
Hebron is home to around 300,000 residents, with an additional 500,000 people living in the surrounding villages. This vibrant city offers a unique setting for gaining both legal experience and cultural insight.
How long can I participate in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
Our Palestinian Law Practice Internship allows interns to choose a duration of one to 12 weeks. Regardless of the length, we are dedicated to providing full support, ensuring you have a great and unique experience at our center and in the vibrant city of Hebron.
Is there a specific day I need to start the Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
There is no requirement to begin the Palestinian Law Practice Internship on a specific day of the week. You have the flexibility to start whenever it suits you best—whether it’s Saturday, Monday, Thursday, or any other day. The program is designed to accommodate your schedule, giving you the freedom to choose a starting day that aligns with your routine and preferences. There are no set restrictions on when you can begin.
Benefits of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship Program
Participating in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship 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 legal system in Palestine is a blend of various legal traditions shaped by its history. It is designed to address the unique challenges faced by Palestinians, aiming to balance modern governance with historical influences. Despite ongoing difficulties, Palestine has made efforts to establish a legal framework that can support justice and protect the rights of its citizens.
Historical and Legal Influences
Palestine’s legal system draws from Islamic law, Ottoman law, and British common law. The Palestinian Basic Law, which functions similarly to a constitution, outlines the rights and duties of citizens, the operations of the government, and the relationship between its branches. This combination of influences forms the core structure of the Palestinian legal framework, ensuring both tradition and modern governance coexist.
The Court System and Legal Professionals
The Palestinian court system consists of three levels: First Instance Courts, which handle regular cases; Appeals Courts, which review decisions made by the lower courts; and the Supreme Court, the highest authority for final appeals. Legal professionals, including lawyers and judges, are crucial to ensuring that justice is upheld. The Palestinian Bar Association plays a significant role in regulating the legal profession, ensuring that lawyers adhere to ethical and professional standards. Despite facing challenges such as limited resources and the ongoing conflict, the dedication of legal professionals offers hope for a more just and equitable future for Palestine.
The Palestinian Law Practice Internship Program
Working at a Law Firm in Hebron
- The Palestinian Law Practice Internshipoffers the opportunity to work at a Palestinian law firm in Hebron three days a week. Gain hands-on experience in a variety of cases, including criminal, civil, and more. Interns will have the chance to work closely with legal professionals, sharpening their skills in real-world legal settings.
- In addition to office work, the Palestinian Law Practice Internship includes field visits and meetings with lawyers and trainee lawyers who speak English. These sessions will take place in various courts around Hebron, providing valuable insight into how legal professionals contribute to resolving people’s issues and their impact on the Palestinian legal system.
- Participants will also visit courts and legal organizations to gain a deeper understanding of the role of law in a country under occupation, observing how legal processes adapt to unique challenges in Palestine.
Expert Legal Guides in Palestinian Law
Our legal guides for the Palestinian Law Practice Internship are certified professionals, registered with the Palestinian Bar Association. They bring extensive expertise across various legal fields, specializing in company and intellectual property law. These experts are well-versed in the complexities of the Palestinian legal system, including laws inherited from the Jordanian and British Mandate periods, which remain applicable 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 Practice Internship will engage directly with real cases and attend hearings at all four of Hebron’s courts. This offers valuable exposure to the city’s legal and judicial processes. The immersive experience will provide practical knowledge of how the legal system operates in Hebron, including the complexities of navigating its multilayered legal framework. By actively participating in legal proceedings, interns will gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and nuances of 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 Practice Internship will gain a deeper understanding of human rights violations in Palestine, whether committed by Israeli authorities or Palestinian institutions. They will explore the legal frameworks surrounding these violations, the mechanisms for accountability, and the challenges of pursuing justice in such a politically charged environment.
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
Join this impactful Palestinian Law Practice Internship program, where you’ll have the opportunity to help Palestinian children and youth develop their English conversational skills. As a participant, you’ll lead or assist in group sessions that promote natural, everyday conversations in a relaxed and supportive setting. These sessions focus on practical communication rather than formal classroom instruction.
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)
Write and publish articles about Palestine as part of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship program to play a crucial role in raising awareness and helping the region gain recognition on a global scale. By sharing stories, historical insights, and current realities from a compassionate and informed perspective, writers can bridge gaps in understanding. If you’re not from Palestine, your voice can provide a unique angle, highlighting the issue from an outsider’s lens while connecting with a broader audience.
Through a collaborative approach, you can also encourage others visiting your platform to contribute their narratives, research, or reflections, amplifying diverse voices and creating a space for dialogue, advocacy, and education.
Learn Arabic through Individual Classes while Interning in Palestine
Interning in Palestine through the Palestinian Law Practice Internship is a great way to learn the Arabic language and make a difference at the same time. You can choose to learn Modern Standard Arabic or Levantine Arabic, depending on your needs and interests. The program includes three weekly hours of Arabic, divided into two classes a week. By interning while learning Arabic, you will gain valuable experience while helping out in your 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
Staying with a Palestinian family as part of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship is a unique opportunity. It helps you learn the language and understand the culture and daily life of your hosts. You’ll gain insight into their traditions, values, and hospitality, enriching your learning experience. This is a chance to build connections and appreciate Palestinian life even more.
Explore Refugee Camps on Day Trips
We organize day trips to refugee camps in Hebron and Bethlehem as part of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship. These trips allow you to see the lives of refugees up close. Spending time in these camps helps you understand their challenges and resilience. It’s an eye-opening experience that broadens your horizons, builds empathy, and deepens your understanding of these locations.
City Tours in Hebron
Our Palestinian Law Practice Internship program includes day tours in Hebron. You’ll explore key areas, each with a unique story. These tours allow you to learn about the city’s history and contemporary life. You’ll also visit local factories to understand the local economy and craftsmanship. This offers a comprehensive experience, helping you appreciate the culture and life in Hebron.
Cook Authentic Palestinian Dishes Together
In our program, you’ll have a culinary adventure. You’ll actively participate in preparing authentic Palestinian dishes. It’s a chance to learn and bond over cooking while enjoying the flavors of the region. This experience helps you connect with the community and create lasting memories.
Explore Beyond Hebron: Two Days Off Weekly
We understand the importance of exploring the region. That’s why we give you two days off each week to venture beyond Hebron. You can discover other enchanting places in Palestine, such as Bethlehem, Nablus, Ramallah, Jericho, and Jerusalem. These days off are designed to give you the freedom to travel, learn, and create memories beyond Hebron, ensuring a well-rounded and enriching experience.
What Else Can I Do as an Intern ? (Optional)
- As an intern in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship, you can also organize workshops, seminars, or lectures on topics you are knowledgeable about. Whether it’s at the University of Hebron or our center, we’ll assist you in making the necessary arrangements.
- We will connect you with the University or organize the event at our center, targeting local Palestinian participants. These workshops can run for one, two, or three days—or any timeframe that fits your schedule. We’ll handle announcements, logistics, and participant coordination, allowing you to focus on preparing your materials.
- Our center is fully equipped with everything you might need, including a screen, projector, whiteboard, laptop, and more. You’ll have all the support required to deliver an impactful and engaging session.
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These testimonials highlight the exceptional quality, cultural exchange opportunities, and impactful programs offered by Go Palestine through the Palestinian Law Practice Internship. Whether you’re considering volunteering, internships, or Arabic language courses, these reviews provide valuable insights into the organization’s commitment to delivering meaningful and enriching experiences.
the weekly schedule of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship
At GO Palestine, we’re dedicated to ensuring your weekly schedule during the Palestinian Law Practice Internship is diverse, enriching, and well-organized. It encompasses a variety of educational, social, and enjoyable activities to make your experience in Palestine truly special and distinctive.
Breakfast Commences at 9:30 AM
Your day at our center during the Palestinian Law Practice Internship kicks off with a unique Palestinian breakfast at 9:30 in the morning, concluding 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
Your program’s content starts at 10:30 in the morning and lasts until 1:30 in the afternoon. The designated lawyer will arrive at the center to collect you, and together, you will head to the court, including the Sharia court, as well as various legal departments related to the lawyer’s cases. This involves attending court hearings, analyzing cases, and visiting different departments, including the Palestinian Land Authority, Hebron Municipality, Finance Department, Police, and Hebron Interior Directorate.
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 as part of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship, 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 Palestinian Law Practice Internship 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 Palestinian Law Practice Internship in Palestine 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.
2270$
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 of the Palestinian Law Practice Internship include?
When should you arrive to begin your Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
We recommend arriving in Palestine one day prior to your selected start date for the Palestinian Law Practice Internship to settle in and prepare for the experience. Additionally, you are welcome to stay an extra day after the program concludes to ensure a smooth and relaxed departure.
What visa do you need to join the Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
To participate in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship in Palestine, obtaining an Israeli tourist visa allowing a stay of up to 3 months is necessary. Acquiring an internship visa directly in Palestine can be challenging.
Visa Requirements for Palestine
If you belong to a country with an exemption agreement with Israel, you can acquire a tourist visa upon arriving at either Ben Gurion Airport (Tel Aviv) or the Allenby-King Hussein Bridge border crossing for your Palestinian Law Practice Internship. Typically, citizens from countries like the United States and European nations are granted three-month visas upon arrival, valid for a 90-day period.
However, if your home country does not have an exemption agreement with Israel, it is essential to obtain a visa from the Israeli embassy or consulate in your home country before your visit. It’s worth noting that Israel now issues visas on a separate card containing a barcode to avoid passport stamps, as some Arab countries do not accept Israeli passport stamps. Ensure to verify whether your native country participates in a visa exemption agreement.
What if your passport isn’t suitable for a tourist visa?
Regrettably, individuals from countries such as Pakistan and India must obtain a visa from the Israeli embassy in their respective countries if they wish to intern in Palestine. This process can be particularly challenging as Israel maintains control over all entry points. Consequently, securing a visa becomes a prerequisite even before initiating the application.
Is the West Bank safe for interning?
Yes, the West Bank is relatively safe for interning in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship. Most incidents or conflicts occur in areas far from the main city centers where Go Palestine programs typically take place. Cities like Hebron, Bethlehem, and Ramallah, where most programs are hosted, generally maintain a stable and safe environment.
Interns often find the local community welcoming and supportive, which adds to the overall feeling of security. Nevertheless, we encourage participants to stay updated on local news and follow any guidance provided by their hosts to ensure their safety.
Is prior experience a requirement for Interning in Palestine?
Interning in Palestine through the Palestinian Law Practice Internship does not require prior experience. Our programs are inclusive and cater to individuals from diverse backgrounds, irrespective of whether they have any previous experience. Our emphasis is on creating a supportive environment that allows everyone to contribute, learn, and make a meaningful impact, regardless of their prior expertise.
What matters most to us is your enthusiasm and dedication. Our team is committed to guiding and supporting you throughout your journey in Palestine. Whether you are experienced or someone eager to embark on their first experience, we invite you to join us in making a positive difference in this remarkable region.
Do I need to know how to speak Arabic?
No, Interns are not obligated to know Arabic. The center will provide you with 3 hours of Arabic lessons each week with one of our teachers. The participant can choose either to study Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) or Spoken Arabic Language (known as Ammyia) once they start their program.
Can I add more Arabic hours to my hours in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
Interns have the opportunity to enhance their experience by adding extra Arabic language instruction to their Palestinian Law Practice Internship program. These supplementary lessons are available at a cost of $20.00 per hour and are designed to provide a deeper understanding of the language and culture. If you wish to include this option, kindly specify it in your application to ensure it is arranged in advance.
| Place of Program | Hebron (H1 – Under Palestinian Control), Palestine |
| Age | 18-75 Years Old |
| Minimum Period | One Week |
| Maximum Period | Three Months – 12 Weeks |
| Interning Hours | 4-5 hours a day – 5 days a week |
| Starting/Ending Dates | Flexible – Anytime |
| Application Deadline | No Deadline |
| Program Language | English |
| Days off | Two days including Fridays & Thursdays or Saturdays |
| Arabic Lessons | 3 Hours a Week – Standard Arabic Or Ammiya |
| Educational Degree | Not Required |
| University Credit | Available |
Is it possible to combine the Palestinian Law Practice with another Program?
Yes, this program can be combined with one or more of the other internship or volunteer programs that the center offers. For example, you may choose one week or more to complete this program, and combine this with another week or more of another program.
Can I extend the term of my Program while I’m there?
Yes, participants in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship are allowed to extend their participation period. In this case, interns must inform the center coordinator at least one week before the end of the current program.
Things to know before visiting Palestine!
| Living Costs in Palestine | Approx. 50-70$ 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 the Palestinian Law Practice Internship, you’ll receive a comprehensive set of documents to ensure a smooth and informed experience. Our travel guide will provide detailed instructions on how to reach us in Hebron, including the best transportation options available.
In addition, we’ll give you a weekly schedule booklet for the Palestinian Law Practice Internship, outlining the activities and events planned for each day, so you can make the most of your time. To help you get acquainted with the local culture and surroundings, you’ll also receive an orientation booklet that offers insights into life in Hebron, giving you a deeper understanding of the city and its unique atmosphere.
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?
Learning Arabic before your arrival can significantly enhance your experience in Palestine. By familiarizing yourself with basic Arabic phrases and cultural expressions, you’ll feel more confident communicating with locals, navigating daily life, and immersing yourself in the rich Palestinian culture.
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 the Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
- 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 Practice Internship In Palestine Program is open to all who are between 18 – 75 years old. All people from all countries and majors are welcome to join this program.
- 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 Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
- The Palestinian Law Practice Internship In Palestine Program has no deadline, which means that you can apply to the program year-round.
- You are allowed to choose when you want to start and end the Palestinian Law Practice Internship program.
- The minimum period of participation in the Palestinian Law Practice Internship program is one week, and the maximum amount of time you can intern is 12 weeks (three months).
Can I join the program through funding from the university?
Yes, you can join the Palestinian Law Practice Internship program with funding from the university. We will assist you in completing all the necessary paperwork, including providing an invitation letter, a contract, and any other required documents. However, please be aware that we do not offer any funding, as our operations are supported by fees from the international programs we run.
Flexible Scheduling with a One-Year Adjustment Window
We understand that convenience is key when planning your trip to Palestine. That’s why we provide a full year to adjust the start of your Palestinian Law Practice Internship program and complete flexibility with its timing.
Whether you want to start earlier, extend your stay, or finish sooner, we’re here to adapt to your needs. Your experience is our priority, and we’re dedicated to making your journey smooth, personalized, and stress-free.
How do I register or obtain more information?
Please email Mr.Tamimi, at info@govolunteerinpalestine.org. Please type “The Palestinian Law Practice Internship In Palestine 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 to the Palestinian Law Practice Internship?
| 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!
If you’re looking to join us next week or need to make arrangements on short notice, we’ve got you covered with our convenient fast-track application process. This streamlined option is designed to save you time and make it easy for you to get started.
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.