Articles of clerkship provide students-at-law with an opportunity to learn how to practice law efficiently and effectively, and serve as a period of transition from the student's academic career to the practice of law.
Typically consisting of 12 months of continuous service under articles to a barrister and solicitor residing in Nunavut, articles of clerkship must be approved by the Membership and Admissions Committee (MAC).
Potential Articling Placement Hosts
- Public Prosecution Service of Canada (PPSC)
- Government of Nunavut (Legal and Constitutional Law Division)
- Legal Services Board of Nunavut (Nunavut Legal Aid)
- Kitikmeot Law Centre (Cambridge Bay)
- Kivalliq Legal Services (Rankin Inlet)
- Maliiganik Tukisiinakvik Legal Services (Iqaluit)
- Nunavut Court of Justice Clerkship Program
- Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI)
- Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK)