- The ability to research and analyze complex legal issues, such as deportation orders and human rights law. - The opportunity to apply legal knowledge to real-world scenarios and provide practical advice. - The chance to work on a challenging task that required critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Focus on Client Intent & Practical Strategy: Beyond just identifying statutes (like Sections 201 and 501 of the Migration Act 1958), the simulation forces you to evaluate practical outcomes: understanding what the client actually wants, choosing fast-track negotiation over lengthy litigation where appropriate, and structuring clear, step-by-step chronologies and legal memos.

The part that stood out to me in my Leo Cussen Job Simulation is the provision of cases and legal scenarios that extend beyond domestic laws and covers international treaties and conventions. This validates the global nature of a thriving career in Law and in this particular simulation, it expounds on the universality of Human Rights as it is and as it ought to be.