I liked how the programme got me thinking critically, and developed my research skills. i appreciated that there was a professional example to compare to my work at the end of each task to identify what i could have done better. The simulation was challenging but gave me an insight into some of the work that would be in place if i was to secure a job in this practice.

I liked how the program combined real-world legal issues with practical learning. It gave a clear sense of how international law firms like Clifford Chance approach human rights and refugee cases, balancing legal analysis with empathy and impact. The structure was straightforward, and each task helped build research and critical thinking skills in a realistic professional context.

The experience was truly eye-opening, as it introduced me to areas of law I hadn't explored before. I was especially fascinated by international laws, such as the United Nations Guiding Principles (UNGPs) on Business and Human Rights. I also learned practical skills, like how to draft a country of origin information (COI) report and understand its crucial role in evaluating asylum applications.