Asian Law Students' Association International Career Directory Profiles

Study smart by working out the most effective and efficient formula for success. This will also allow you to stay sane, have time for self-care, family and friends and ultimately survive the marathon that is a career in law.

My work can affect people in a very real way – working on a coronial inquest means I can help to give a family answers about their loved one’s death.

As a graduate solicitor, I have rotated through four different legal practice areas. I’m now in the final rotation of the graduate program, working in the inquiries practice group.

Through my time at APRA, I had the opportunities to work in different industries and positions.

My role within APRA is with technical advice services, specifically within Superannuation. My job is to provide a response based on a knowledge of the industry and technical insight.

Invest time in a sport or a hobby or whatever else you are interested in. It will help you become a well-rounded person and will help you in your career as well.

Flexibility is desirable when starting out at APRA, because as a graduate you may be assigned to an industry or entity which you have no familiarity with.