Publish your opportunity where students actually look.
The LawCademy reaches law students, aspirants, and young lawyers every month. Submit your event, internship, job, or first-hand experience below, every post is reviewed and published for free.
2–3 working days to publish
300–1200 words per post
Free– always
Before you write in — five rules that get your post published faster
- Email only — please don’t call, text, or message us about publishing or edits.
- Use the subject line: Post Submission — [Post Title]
- Write the full post in the body of the email, not as an attachment. Brochures, forms, and images can be attached separately.
- Link the original source directly — not a homepage. For example, the specific notification page, not just the university’s main URL.
- Requesting an edit later? Reply on the same email thread — don’t start a fresh one.
01 — Events & Opportunities
Conferences, call for papers, webinars, courses, workshops, entrance exams, scholarships, fellowships, essay competitions, moots, fests, and similar opportunities.
What to include:
- About the organiser / college / university
- Details of the event or opportunity
- Who it’s for / eligibility
- Location — country, state, city
- Registration or submission procedure
- Fee details, if any
- Prizes, if any
- Deadlines and important dates
- Contact information
- Official link or official brochure
02 — Internship & Job Openings
Hiring for an internship or job? Give applicants everything they need to decide and apply.
About the role:
- About the organisation
- Full address
- Eligibility / qualifications
- Main responsibilities
- Number of positions available
Terms:
- Location
- Work timings
- Who can apply
- Salary / stipend
- Duration of internship
How to apply:
- Application procedure
- Contact info
- Official link — organisation’s website or social page
03 — Internship & Job Experiences
Sharing your own internship or job experience helps others make informed decisions. Be specific and be honest — good and bad both count.
The basics:
- Name of the organisation
- Full address — including state and city
- Website or social media links
- Duration — e.g. May 1 – June 30, 2026
- Process of application
The work:
- First impressions / initial formalities
- Main tasks
- Work culture
- Timings
The honest bit:
- Positive aspects
- Negative aspects
- Stipend / salary — monthly
- Commute and stay
- Anything else worth mentioning
04 — How it works
1. Write your post using the checklist above
Pick the category that matches your submission and cover every point relevant to it. Keep the body between 300 and 1200 words.
2. Email it to us
Send the full post in the body of an email to thelawcademy@gmail.com, with the subject line Post Submission — [Post Title]. Attach brochures, forms, or images separately.
3. We review it
Our editorial team reads every submission Monday–Friday. If it’s genuinely useful to students, it gets published — no fee, no exceptions.
4. Need a change later?
Reply on the same email thread with your update. New subject lines for an existing post can delay the change.
Ready to send it in?
One email is all it takes.
Draft your post using the checklist for your category, then send it our way. If it helps students, it gets published — free, every time.
Email your post → thelawcademy@gmail.com
Send to thelawcademy@gmail.com · Subject: Post Submission — [Post Title]
